Supreme Court of India
G. Jayalakshmi & Ors v. Arulmighu Pazkhikanchiya Vinayagar & its Temple
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Suit - Suit for declaration that the suit property (shop) ... c belonged to a public temple - Decree for permanent injunction to restrain defendants from sel!ing or alienating the property also sought - Dismissal of by trial court - High Court decreeing the suit on the ground that in earlier round of litigation the temple and its properties were declared public in nature - On appeal, held : Nature of suit property and the property of temple are different - Finding of fact is required to be arrived at, for ascertaining identification as well as ~ nature and character of the land - Matter
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