Supreme Court of India
W. N. Allal Sundaram v. The Commissioner H.R. & C.E. Admn. Department & Ors.
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Tamil Nadu Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Act, 1959: ss. 63(d) and 6(19) – Trust – Whether a private family Trust or a ‘specific endowment’ falling under purview of the Act – Held: The ‘Deed of Settlement’ entrusted construction of choultry to be specifically utilised for the purpose of extending facilities to pilgrims who visited ‘Devasthanam’ i.e. for the use of general public – Thus, the property was endowed specifically for the performance of a religious charity in the temple and was covered within the scope of definition of ‘specific endowment’ in s. 6(19).
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