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Seva Chakkara Samajam Rep. by Its Secretary Vs. the Chairman Child Wel ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 2012(5)LW293; 2012(6)CTC625

..... approved by the ministry of home affairs, government of india, under the provisions of foreign contribution (regulation) act, 1976. the society is also registered under the orphanages & other charitable homes (supervision and control) act, 1960. 3. the learned senior counsel for the revision petitioner further submitted that the revision petitioner-society is also registered under ..... child welfare committee is constituted to exercise powers and to discharge duties only in relation to child in need of care and protection and in respect of other child, as defined under section 2(k), the committees shall have a final authority to dispose of all the cases for care, treatment, education, training ..... the child welfare committee can exercise its power or jurisdiction only in respect of the child in need of care and protection, and in respect of the other child, i.e., the child, as defined under section 2(k), the child welfare committee has no power or control. 23. admittedly, the revision .....

Christopher Karkada, Bangalore and Others Vs. Church of South India, R ...

Court : Karnataka

..... of ubmc of south kanara and coorg from 01.01.1966 up to date. defendant-29 is in control of the educational, medical, theological and other institutions, like orphanages, boarding houses, crche centers, farms etc. of ubmc, with scope for providing lucrative employment. this position of vantage has been abused by defendant no ..... should be vigilant to prevent any such usurpation or encroachment. it is also the duty of courts to protect and safeguard the properties of religious and charitable institutions from wrongful claims or misappropriation. 192. therefore, in the instant case, both the conditions, namely, breach of trust and circumstances justifying issue of ..... take benefit from them. if the persons in management of the trusts are subjected to multiplicity of legal proceedings, funds which are to be used for charitable or religious purposes would be wasted on litigation. the harassment might dissuade respectable and honest people from becoming trustees of public trusts. thus, there is .....

Sri Marthanda Varma (D) Th. Lr. . Vs. State of Kerala .

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... endowment or foundation, by whatever local designation known, and property, endowments and offerings connected therewith, whether applied wholly to religious purposes or partly to charitable or other purposes, and every express or constructive trust by which property or money is vested in the hands of any person or persons by virtue of hereditary ..... to view the same. the operation of section 18(2) of the tc act after the death of the last ruler of travancore should not lead to any orphanage for the temple as we have already found that neither the first petitioner in w.p.(c) nol.4256/2010 nor any of his family members get any ..... the deity by the then ruler did not satisfy the elements necessary to constitute an endowment, which would require the appropriation of specific property for a specific religious or charitable purpose. for this proposition, reliance was placed on the decisions of this court in profulla chorone requitte v. satya chorone requitte20 and in angurbala mullick vs. debabrata .....

Maharashtra State Board Of Wakfs Vs. Shaikh Yusuf Bhai Chawla

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... of showing the intention to dedicate the property to almighty makes it perfectly clear that amongst the objects for which the trust was created were included other charitable purposes without distinction of religion, caste or creed, and that obviously transgresses the limits prescribed by the requirements of a valid wakf. the same comprehensive character ..... w.e.f. 10-10-1964: it reads: beneficiary means a person or object for whose benefit a wakf is created and includes religious, pious and charitable object and any other object of public utility established for the benefit of muslim community .65. in this light a musafirkhana, if its dedication is for a religious purpose like ..... beneficiary . it reads as follows: 3(a) "beneficiary" means a person or object for whose benefit a wakf is created and includes religious, pious and charitable objects and any other objects of public utility sanctioned by the muslim law; 73. in fact, there was an amendment brought out in 1964. the words established for the benefit of .....

Most. Rev. P.M.A. Metropolitan and Others, Etc. Etc. Vs. Moran Mar Mar ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1995SC2001; JT1995(5)SC1; 1995(4)SCALE1; 1995Supp(4)SCC286; [1995]Supp1SCR542

..... thoma mathews i, catholicos of the east. this group has a flourishing theological seminary and a number of ashrams and monasteries, as well as hospitals, orphanages, schools, and other institutions. its members have established a diocese in north america with about thirty congregations and a bishop residing in buffalo, new york' [the encyclopedia of ..... determinate person. but public charities are of permanent character, the membership of which keeps on fluctuating. lewin on trust explained a 'charitable trust' thus, 'a public or charitable trust, on the other hand, has for its object the members of an uncertain and fluctuating body and the trust itself is of a permanent and ..... the church but really for administrative control and temporal powers over vast assets which have accumulated out of 3000 star pagodas created in trust in 1808 for charitable purposes by one moran mar marthoma vi popularly called 'dionysius the great'. this is the third round between the parties in this court, the two .....