Supreme Court of India
Syed Zainul Abedeen v. The Rajasthan Board of Muslim Wakf
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Waqf Act, 1954: ss.4, 5(2) and 6 proviso - Suit u/s. 6 seeking declaration that the subject property was not Waqf-Al-Allah, but Waqf-Alal-Aulad - Suit was filed beyond statutory period of one year - Courts below held that suit was barred by limitation and hence not maintainable - Appeal to Supreme Court - Held: Suit was undisputedly preferred beyond statutory period of limitation - Once the property is registered as Waqf-Al-Allah the dispute regarding nature of Waqf is open to be examined only within the four corners of s.6 and hence the limitation period as provided in proviso to s.6 would…
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