Supreme Court of India
Sree Sree Ishwar Sridhar Jew v. Sushila Bala Dasi and Others.
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Hindu law-Religioits endowments-Dedication of properties -Dedication to idol subject to charge in favour of heirs or bequest to heirs subject to charge in favour of idol-Construction of will Adverse possession -Possession of shebait, whether can be adverse to idol. The question whether the idol itself is the true beneficiary subject :to a charge in favour of the heirs of the testator, or the heirs are the true beneficiaries subject to a charge for the upkeep, worship and expenses of the idol, has to be determined by a con spectus of the entire provisions of the deed or will by which the…
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