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deity, by the manager of such idol or deity, whether known as shebait or manager or by any other name; (c) owned, possessed, held

allowance payable to the Mutawalli of a wakf or the shebait of a Hindu temple or a trustee of any other charitable or religious trust

third copy will be made over to the Trustee/Mutawali/Shebait after obtaining a receipt from him. The Collector will enter particulars of the Annuity ... will be paid by the Treasury Officer to the Trustee/Mutawali/Shebait or his duly authorised agent on presentation of a bill in Form

The Bihar Land Reforms Act, 1950 BIHAR India The Bihar Land Reforms Act, 1950 Act

The Orissa Estates Abolition Act, 1951 ODISHA India The Orissa Estates Abolition Act, 1951 Act

particular trust. (ii) whether any particular property claimed by the Mahanth, Shebait, priest or a trustee is his personal property or the property ... temple or math. Explanations.-(a) If any Mahanth, Shebait, priest or trustee claims a particular property to be his personal property, the onus will

Waqf or to a trustee in any other case including a Shebait of a Hindu religious trust not exceeding fifteen per centum

other employee of the Temple; Explanation - Any gift, Inam or Maufi or Shebait or jagir, granted to a Sevak, Pujari or other employee

Bihar Land Reforms Rules, 1951 BIHAR India Bihar Land Reforms Rules, 1951 Rule BIHAR-LAND

wakf or to a trustee in any other case including Shebait of a Hindu Religious trust not exceeding fifteen per centum of the income dedicated