Supreme Court of India
Bishan Das and Others v. The State of Punjab and Others
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Fundamental Rights, Infringement of-Dharmasala constrnct· ed with Joint family funds on Government land with Government's permissio .. -]oint family members bona fide in possession and management-Evictio" by executive action-Constitutiona/ity Constitution of India, Arts. r4, 19, 31. One Ramjidas built a dharmasala, a temple and shops appurtenant thereto with the joint family funds on Government land with the permission of the Government. After his death the other members who were in management and possession of those properties were dispossessed by the State, its officers and the local
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