Supreme Court of India
Disst. Council of United Basel Missionchurch & Ors. v. Salvador Nicholas Mathias & Ors.
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The respondents, members of the United Basel Mission Church (U. .M. .) of South Kanara and Coorg, instituted a suit in the Court of Munsif, Mangalore, praying for a declaration that the resolution dated May 9, 1961, passed in the extraordinary meeting of the District Church Council of UBMC of South Kanara and Coorg, proposing the merger of UBMC of South Kanara and Coorg with the Church of South India ( .S.I.). was void, illegal and ultra vires the constitution of the UBMC and also the provisions of the Religious Societies Act, 1880, and not binding on the respondents/plaintiffs or other…
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