Supreme Court of India
Vidyodaya Trust v. Mohan Prasad R & Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908; s. 92/lndian Trust Act, 1882; s.34: Public Trust of religious/charitable character - c Maintainability of suit u/s. 92 CPC in respect of administration of - Held: Object of s.92 of the Code is to protect the public trust of religious nature from harassment by filing suits against them - From averments in plaint, if it transpires that personal rights of some persons vindicated, no action under provisions ~ --""., of s. 92 CPC would lie - Object and purpose of filing suit is of paramount importance and not the relief - The Court has to go beyond the relief to find
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