Supreme Court of India
Kacha Kanti Seva Samity and Anr. v. Shri Kacha Kanti Devi and Os.
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Religious endowment: Right to shebaitshir,Formalion of Samity in respect of temple-No appointment of shebait-Suil for declaration claiming right lo shebailship in temple-Held: Claimants as de facto shebail, having proved their possession of the endowed properly and exercised all fimc/ion of shebait, have right of shebaitship in temple-Also on the basis of the evidence adduced presumption available to them-However, general public including Samity will have free access lo temple to offer worship and for other religious and spritual activities . as all constructions of buildings, tanks, well and…
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