Supreme Court of India

Mahant Dhangir and Another v. Madan Mohan and Others

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Reported as [1988] 1 S.C.R. 679
Bench B.C. Ray J.
Decided 28 October 1987

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What the Court ordered

In the result, we allow the appeal and reverse the judgment and decree of Division Bench of the High Court.

Judgment, page 10

From the headnote

k Question regarding maintainability of cross-objection in appeal-­ Order 41, rules 22 and 33 of Civil Procedure Code-Applicability thereof. - There is a Math known as Juna Math in Bikaner. The first appel- -, --l lant is the present Mahant of the Math and the second appellant is the -presiding deity of the Math, both referred to collectively as 'the Math', - herein. Previously, one Lalgiri Maharaj was the Mahant of the Math. He mismanaged the Math and disposed of its properties. On August 19, o 1963, he gave on lease for 99 years land measuring 2211 sq. yards in favour of Madan Mohan, the

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