Supreme Court of India
Dalip Singh and Ors. v. Sikh Gurdwara Prabhandak Committee and Ors.
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Sikh Gurdwara Act, 1925-Section 2(3), 9(1), 10(3) and 142- Dedication of property to Sikh Gurdwara-Appellants purchased suit property ji·om other two respondents, who acquired their rights from - had acquired rights from J, the occupant tenant-Appellants filed suit for declaration of title against respondent-SGPC-SGPC relied on a judgment in an earlier suit, holding SGPC owner of suit property-Suit decreed in favour ofSGPC-First Appeal dismissed-High Court dismissed Second Appeal-Held, failure to produce notification under Section I 0(3) does not lead to the logical or necesswy conclusion…
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