held that it was not
an "inam estate" within the meaning of s. 2(7) of the
Abolition Act but that the village ... only two disputes of fact, viz., (i) Was
the village an "inam village"? (ii) If so, was it an 'Inam
Estate
Entry 42, List III of 7th Schedule-
Mysore (Personal and Miscellaneous) Inams Abolition Act
(Mys. 1 of 1955), constitutional validity of-If can be
challenged ... notification under s. 1(4) of the Mysore
(Personal 'and Miscellaneous) Inams Abolition Act, 1954, the
Inam villages of the petitioners vested
Acts in
the State of Karnataka namely Mysore (Personal and Miscellaneous ) Inams
Abolition Act, 1954 (Act 1 of 1955) which related to abolition of personal ... Inams and Mysore (Religious and Charitable ) Inams Abolition Act ., 1955
(Act No.18 of 1955) which related to the abolition of religious and charitable
Inams
point of limitation.
HEADNOTE:
The lands in dispute had been granted in inam to a temple.
By about 1929 the then manager of the temple ... district.
According to the appellants, the said lands had been granted
in Inam to the ancestor of one Ambalathadum Pachai Kandai
Udayavar by the Carnatic
void, because, the village was not a zamin
village, but a whole inam village.
In appeal to this Court, it was contended that ... zamindari either because at
the time of permanent settlement the inam was included in
the assets of the zamindari or because he himself
whole village.
HEADNOTE:
In the village of Challayapalam, there were six inams,
namely, the Challayapalam Shrotriem and five minor inams but
there was no information ... when the inams were created
and by whom. In two suits, one filed by the shrotriemdars,
against the tenants for a declaration that the tenants
available, he determined the point on the basis of the Inam Fair Register. That document is marked as Exhibit C-l. It shows that Acres ... third respondent. It also disclosed the existence of a minor inam which was devadayam measuring 24 cents granted for conducting festivals and performing service
Puliampatti Village known as Andikadu had been granted as Devadayam Inam by a King of Mysore for the support of the Pagoda of Vellai Vinayagar ... time of Inam Commission proceedings, Poojari Pangi Andi was in possession of the inam. The Inam Commissioner confirmed the inam permanently to the Pagoda
Tahsildar order dated 12.04.1971
which revealed that the suit property is a Inam land given under the
title deed by the British Government ... Survey
No.64/5 is a Mandapam. After enactment of minor Inam Abolishing Act
1963, the suit property and other lands were notified under
Madras Estates Land Act (I of 1908):
In relation to any inam village which was not an estate before the commencement of the Madras Estates ... virtue of that Act, or in relation to any land in an inam village which ceased to be part of an estate before the commencement
