Supreme Court of India
C. Periaswami Goundan and Ors. v. Sundaresa Iyer and Ors.
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We hold that even in the case of Chowleswaraswami temple the original grant made to the deity comprised both the varams.
Judgment, page 18
From the headnote
Mm rrant--Suit for_ ejectment-Defendant raised plea of LoJt Grant When presumption of Lo1t Grant arise.1-Whether trant i.r melvaram. or both ,,_ .. urm.J--Right of Archaka.t-Whether ArchaktJ.f can cl&im remuneration. in a 1uit for ejectment. The :appellants filed suits for the recovery of certain properties from tl!.e pos!e!sion of the respondents. The plaintiffs were the trwtees of the temples and the defendants were the archak!s and the alienees of tho suit properties. The!e suits were based on title and the relief a,,ked fee was the eviction of the arcbakas from the suit property z.s
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