would enable the trustee as trustee to claim that in respect of the school of which he is the trustee he has a fundamental right ... Institutions and Endowments Act, 1966 . The Act imposed certain restrictions on hereditary trustees. The hereditary trustees contended that their office was 'property
right in holding that the payments made to the two hereditary trustees or pujaris are not remuneration for the services rendered by them and that ... hereditary trustee-cum-pujaris were not remuneration for the services rendered by them. The office of the trustees though described as hereditary
appointment of the incoming
Mutawalli/ Trustee was as follows,
The number of the Trustees including the
hereditary Trustee would be maximum 5
and minimum ... ORDER DATED: 24/09/2021
trustee then in such cases the existing
trustees may appoint any family member
as hereditary trustee.
If such an appointment
appointment of the incoming
Mutawalli/ Trustee was as follows,
The number of the Trustees including the
hereditary Trustee would be maximum 5
and minimum ... ORDER DATED: 24/09/2021
trustee then in such cases the existing
trustees may appoint any family member
as hereditary trustee.
If such an appointment
appointment of the incoming
Mutawalli/ Trustee was as follows,
The number of the Trustees including the
hereditary Trustee would be maximum 5
and minimum ... ORDER DATED: 24/09/2021
trustee then in such cases the existing
trustees may appoint any family member
as hereditary trustee.
If such an appointment
construing the Scheme and
in failing to appreciate and consider that hereditary trustee has to
be appointed from the members of the family of Lalsha ... considering its
Clauses 5 and 9, it can be clear that hereditary trustee can be
appointed from members of family of Shri Lalsha after giving
7360 of 2001. He would
contend that trustees are also pujaris and they have a
hereditary right. He would contend that terms and
conditions
also been made before Charity Commissioner about registering the name of trustee, which too is pending.
23. The present applicant claim that ... founded on the premise that office of the trustee of the trust in question is hereditary. On the death of last holder the office devolves
trustees on September 12, 1922 under Section 9 of the specific relief Act. This suit terminated in a decree in favour of the trustees ... difficult to hold that the trustees Act in denying altogether the alleged rights of the guravs as hereditary worshippers and in claiming and obtaining possession
village people had appointed him as trustee in place of Bai Nathi and so he was the sole trustee of the trust ... these trustees in getting mode of succession wrongly recorded. Their contention was that the mode of succession was in fact hereditary in the family
