Supreme Court of India
Wakf Board Andhra Pradesh Represented by its Secretary v. Birada Voluramana Reddy
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Muslim Law-Wakfs-Public Wakfs (Extension of Limitation) Act, 1959-Sections 2; 3-Provision for extension of period of limitation for recovery of possession of immovable property-Applicability to-Held, the extended period of limitation is available where suit property belongs to a public Wakf-Possession of the land sought by the appellant being a service Imam land granted to the Paish Imam for performing services as Paish Imam at the Mosque could not be treated to be a public Waif-Extension of time of limitation, held, not available to the appel/ant-Wakf Act, 1954-Section 3 (I).
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