Supreme Court of India
Bhupinder Singh v. Joginder Singh (d) by Lrs. & Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 –s.92 – Case of the plaintiff s- respondents was that father of the appellant-defend ant was Mohtmim of the Gurudwara and was looking after the same– According to the plaintiffs, a committee for mannin g the Gurudwara was set up and it wanted a scheme to be f ramed in terms of s.92 for proper management of the Gurudwara in que stion – Case of the appellant inter alia was that the Gurudwara was private property, earlier owned by his father and n ow owned by him and the suit u/s.92 was not maintainable – Appl ication was filed seeking leave of the Court to
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