Supreme Court of India
Shiromani Gurudwara Prabandhak Commitiee, Amritsar v. Mihan Singh (dead) Rep. by Baba Banta Singh
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Sikh Gurudwara Act, 1925: Section 16(2) (iii)-!nterpretation of-Religious institution-Declara- tion as a Sikh Gurudwara-Conditions requisite for such declaration- 1-Vhether the institution in question a Sikh Gurudwara. On a petition Section 7(1) of the Sikh Gnrndwara Act, 1925, received from more than 50 Sikh worshippers of a Gnrndwara, praying for the Gnrudwara to be declared a Sikh Gurndwara, the petition and the list of properties said to be belouglng to the Gurndwara were notified by the State Government and notices were sent to the persons ill possession o~ the properties. The
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