Supreme Court of India
Gurcharan Prasad & Ors. v. P. Krishnanand Giri & Anr. Etc.
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Hindu Law--£ndowment-Mchanti of math carrying on ntOMY lending business, acquiring and disposing of properties-Properties how far personal-Religious head wheat her can own personal property. The successive Mahants of Uttar Giri Math in Benaras acquired pro perties and made dispositions of properties to their disciples who succeed ed them. The incumbent of the office of Mahant in 1904 entered into a mar riage against the custom of the brotherhood. One of his collatcrab th~ upon filed a suit in wh.ich be claimed to be put in possession of the pro perties of the Math, also challenging some
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