Supreme Court of India
Sardar Bahginder Singh S/o Gurucharan Singh v. Sardar Manjieeth Singh Jagan Singh and Ors.
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Nanded Sikh Gurudwara Sachkhand Shri Hazur Apchalnagar Sahib Act, 1956 __ ss.6(1)(viii); 2(a), (c),(e), 5, 6(2)&(3) – Nomination to Board u/s.6(1)(viii) – Conflict ing claims – State Government through notification nominated fo ur members (appellants) to the Board u/s.6(1)(viii) – Challenged by respo ndents – Notification set aside by High Court – On appeal, held: Two distinct entities are dramatis personae in the present case – First is the public trust registered under the provisions of 1950 Act – Se cond body is a statutory body – Exclusive statutory authority fo r making the nomination of
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