Supreme Court of India
Thayarammal (dead) by Lr. v. Kanakammal and Ors.
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Hindus Law : Religious endowment-Property dedicated for public use as Dharmachatram- resting place for travelers and pilgrims-Donor indicating no administrator or manager-Held, such a dedication made by a Hindu for religious or charitable purposes in strict sense is neither a gift nor a trust-Such a property is itself raised to the categ01y of juristic person. Tamil Nadu Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Act, 1959: Ss. 6(5) and .(17)-Charitable and religious endowments -Owner dedicating his property for being used by public as Dharmachatram (Choultly)-No administrator or manager
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