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october 2005

Supreme Court of India · 2005-10-26

JOINT COMMNR., H.R.&C.E.A. DEPARTMENT vs JAYARAMAN .

Citation / case number
SC 2004/387
Court
Supreme Court of India
Petitioner
JOINT COMMNR., H.R.&C.E.A. DEPARTMENT
Respondent
JAYARAMAN .
Author
P.K. BALASUBRAMANYAN
Bench
S.N. VARIAVA,P.K. BALASUBRAMANYAN,P.P. NAOLEKAR

Judgment text excerpt

The Supreme Court examined the application of Section 63 of the Tamil Nadu Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Act, 1959, regarding the hereditary trusteeship of temples. The Court held that the descendants of the poojari, Veerana Pandaram, were recognized as hereditary trustees but emphasized the necessity of including the deity and the H.R & C.E. Department in proceedings for effective adjudication. The Court ultimately ruled that the appeal by the respondents was not maintainable due to their failure to implead necessary parties, leading to the dismissal of their challenge.

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