Supreme Court of India
Nanshibhai S/o Ganeshbhai Mirani v. Bhupendra P. Popat and Anr.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: Trust-Governing body-Function and power of-Filing of a suit relating to function of Sri Lohana Mahaparishad-Consent order passed by High Court directing the Mahaparishad to hold a General Body Meeting to consider 23 Agenda items-Consideration of few items in one meeting by the existing governing body and remaining in the next meeting by newly constituted governing body-Challenge to-High Court held that the old governing body was the only body which could take decision on the remaining items-On appeal, Held: High Court failed to consider two aspects, viz., the
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