Supreme Court of India
Vijay Pullarwar & Ors. v. Shri Hanuman Deosthan, A Public Trust through its Trustees
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Maharashtra Public Trusts Act, 1950: ss. 21(2), 22(3), 26, 36, 41(2), 50, 50A, 51(4) and 79(2) – Suit by respondent/plaintiff (a Trust) – For possession of suit property on the basis of title – Plaintiff’s case was that the suit property occupied by the predecessors of the defendants/appellants was the property of the presiding deity and was managed by the Trustees in whom it vested for management – Trial court decreed the suit – First appellate court after re-appreciating the evidence reversed the finding of fact recorded by the trial court – High court in second appeal restored the decree…
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