K.M.Sanjeevi Raja (Died) vs ___________ on 8 August, 2024
Author: D.Bharatha Chakravarthy
Bench
K.M.Sanjeevi Raja (Died) vs ___________ on 8 August, 2024
Author: D.Bharatha Chakravarthy
Bench
whether the Bihar Hindu Religious Trusts Act (1
of 1951) applied to both public as well as private trusts. It
described the difference between public ... difference in the matter and
would not make the trust a private trust….”
18. What emerges from the above precedents is as follows
K.Mayilvel vs / on 16 July, 2024
Author: S.Srimathy
Bench: S.Srimathy
W.P
K.Mayilvel vs / on 16 July, 2024
Author: S.Srimathy
Bench: S.Srimathy
W.P
Nashik Panchavati
Panjarpol Trust and Others Vs. Chairman and Anoher[ {Civil
Appeal No.2857 of 2011} [ Shree Nasik Panchavati Panjarapole
Trust and Others Vs. State ... form of
written arguments. The contentions therein are as follows:
The settlor had, in clear and categoric terms, mentioned that
Ex.A1-Settlement Deed
Renganathaswamy v. P.K.
Thopulan Chettiar, Ramanuja Koodam
Annandhana Trust ] and held that whenever a
deed created an obligation on the executant’s
descendants ... activity with complete destiture and
relevant portion as follows:
“16. ....that, “the settlor purchased the punja
land mentioned in the schedule of property
Renganathaswamy v. P.K.
Thopulan Chettiar, Ramanuja Koodam
Annandhana Trust ] and held that whenever a
deed created an obligation on the executant’s
descendants ... activity with complete destiture and
relevant portion as follows:
“16. ....that, “the settlor purchased the punja
land mentioned in the schedule of property
Renganathaswamy v. P.K.
Thopulan Chettiar, Ramanuja Koodam
Annandhana Trust ] and held that whenever a
deed created an obligation on the executant’s
descendants ... activity with complete destiture and relevant
portion as follows:
“16. ....that, “the settlor purchased the
punja land mentioned in the schedule of
property
Nashik Panchavati
Panjarpol Trust and Others Vs. Chairman and Anoher[ {Civil
Appeal No.2857 of 2011} [ Shree Nasik Panchavati Panjarapole
Trust and Others Vs. State ... form of
written arguments. The contentions therein are as follows:
The settlor had, in clear and categoric terms, mentioned that
Ex.A1-Settlement Deed