Supreme Court of India
Parayya Allayya Hittalamani v. Sri Parayya Gurulingayya Poojari and Ors.
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For the reasons mentioned above, the impugned judgment is set aside.
Judgment, page 11
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: 1' c Decree-Consent decree-Interpretation of-Consent decree not referring to entire disputes between the parties-Some vagueness remaining-Held: In such a case, factual background as also the manner in which existence of rights have been claimed by the parties would be relevant-Evidence Act, 1872-s.92. Parties hereto are the hereditary 'poojaris' of the temple in question. They are entitled to bless the devotees, receive alms and other offerings made by the devotees throughout the year·. Dispute between the parties in regard to right of inheritance of offering
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