Supreme Court of India
Christ the King Cathedral v. John Ancheril and Anr.
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Rent Control and Eviction: Kera/a Buildings (Land and Rent Control) Act, 1965-Section 25- Exemption notifications issued in public interest to buildings of Churches, Mosques, Dioceses. Arch-dioceses, Monasteries, Convents, Wakfs and Madarasas-Validity of-.:..Held, valid since that would benefit the minority bodies to carry out their objects effectively. State Government issued two notifications under Section 25 of the Kerala Buildings (Land and Rent Control) Act, 1965 exempting in public interest the buildings of all Churches, Mosques, Dioceses, Arch-dioceses, Monasteries, Convents, Wakfs and
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