Supreme Court of India
A.p.n.g.o.'s Association v. Government of Andhra Pradesh & Others
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What the Court ordered
We are of the opinion that the Division Bench erred in interfering with the judgment of the learned Single Judge.
Judgment, page 9
From the headnote
ANDHRA PRADESH CHARITABLE AND HINDU RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS AND ENDOWMENTS ACT, 1987: s. 80 - Sale of land belonging to Charitable and Religious Endowment - Writ petition challenging the sale - Dismissed c by single Judge of High Court - Division Bench quashing the sale - Held: Purpose of making an endowment in favour of a deity is to generate income for various services required to be rendered to the deity - It has come on record that the interest on the sale proceeds will fetch much higher than the income the land was getting - Therefore, prospect of getting a higher income is certainly
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