Supreme Court of India
Sri Singam Chetty Attendrooloo and Ors. v. The State of Tamil Nadu and Ors.
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Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Act, 1927-Section 77 (S. 57G in the Amending Act of 1951): -r- Under a deed of settlement property given partly for religious and partly for secular pwposes-Order passed by Endowment Board under section 77 stipulating fifty per cent of income of trust to form religious endowment Held, the order is within jurisdiction. Generally the intention of sett/or cannot be varied by the court or the Endowment Board-However, in the present case there is no variation from the intention of the sett/or-Only percentage has been laid down-Hence, order…
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