Supreme Court of India
Malayammal and Ors. v. A Malayalam Pillai and Ors.
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Hindu Law-Creation of endowment under Will-Provision by Testator for construction of his Samadhi and Matam and performance of poojas and ceremonies thereat-Validity of. Will-Principles of construction-Bequest for worship of God with out specifying a particular deity-Validity of. K. bequeathed his properties describing them in five Schedules, , , , and . In respect of the ' ' schedule properties, he created an endowment stating that after his death it should be managed for construction of his owu tomb or samadhi and for performing poojas and ceremonies thereat. · Two of the legatees under the
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