Supreme Court of India
S. Rathinam@ Kuppamuthu and Ors. v. L.S. Mariappan and Ors.
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We are of the opinion that it is not necessary for us to consider the decision of the Madras High Court, on which Mr.
Judgment, page 15
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l I l . .,, y' Wills: c Private family temple-Right to manage and/or shebaitship- Testamentary succession-Subject-matter of- private family temple known. as 'Pechiamman Temple' was founded by one PC who had two sons, 'LP' and r- 'S'-One 'T', son of 'S', filed a suit which was decreed and the said decree had attained finality, pursuant whereto the branch of 'S' became entitled to _,, a right of term of management for a period of two years-Subsequently, 'f:P' and his two sons, however, entered into a partition deed for division of their properties including the terms of management of the suit
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