Supreme Court of India
Rekhaben H. Sheth v. Charu K. Mehta & Sons.
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Contempt of Court - Application by Trustee of a Trust against petitioner and respondent nos. 2-5 for their removal from trusteeship of the Trust - Order of High Court restraining petitioner and respondent nos. 2-5 from taking any policy decision and entering into financial transaction without prior approval of Joint Charity Commissioner - Issuance of cheque to professionals by petitioner and respondent nos. 2-5 without prior sanction of Joint Charity Commissioner - Contempt Petition - Show cause notice to petitioner and respondent nos. 2-5 by High Court - On appeal, held: Funds of the Trust
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