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Alla Nageswara Rao (Died) by Lrs. and ors. Vs. Kalipindi Appala Narasa ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2006(2)ALD755; 2006(3)ALT152

..... charitable and hindu religious institutions and endowments act, which is not relevant in deciding the issue involved in the present case. ..... second ground on which, the trial court granted the relief also is a fallacy for the reason that in view of the amendment to section 10, the landlord will have right for resumption under section 12 of the tenancy act for his personal cultivation and can evict cultivating tenant by an application made to the special officer on any ground mentioned under section 13. ..... by amending section 10 through act 39/1974 the legislature made every lease subsisting on the commencement of andhra pradesh (andhra area) tenancy (amendment) act, 1974, which came into force from 1-7-1980, shall be deemed to be in perpetuity. ..... rights of cultivating tenants :-(1) every lease subsisting at the commencement of the andhra pradesh (andhra area) tenancy (amendment) act, 1974, shall be deemed to be in perpetuity. ..... venkataswamy : air1976ap402 , is a case arises under tamil nadu estates (abolition and conversion into ryotwari) act, 1948 but not under the tenancy act, which was decided by the full bench, wherein justice o. ..... (2) every lease entered into between a landlord and his cultivating tenant on or after the commencement of the andhra pradesh (andhra area) tenancy (amendment) act, 1974 shall be for a minimum period of six years. .....

Principal Secretary to Government (Revenue/Endowments) Department, And ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2002(1)ALD537

..... charitable and hindu religious institutions and endowments act, 1966 was enacted to consolidate and amend the law relating to the administration and governance of charitable and hindu religious institutions and endowments in the state of andhra pradesh. ..... 888 dated 8.12.2000 issued in exercise of the powers conferred under section 35(4) of the act known as the andhra pradesh charitable and hindu religious institutions and endowments office holders and servants service rules, 2000 (for short '2000 rules').10. ..... charitable and hindu religious institutions and endowments act, 1987 (for short 'new act) have no bearing to the case of the petitioners and that the petitioners are not entitled to any relief from this court especially when the validity of rule 9 of the 2000 rules is not questioned.7. ..... charitable and hindu religious institutions and endowments act, 1966 (for short 'old act') and under a.p. ..... charitable and hindu religious institutions and endowments office holders and servants service rules, 2000 was issued by the state through g.o.ms.no. ..... state of tamil nadu, : (1974)illj172sc , k. .....

Sametha Panduranga Swamy Temple, Amaravathi Village, Guntur District V ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2002(2)ALD177

..... , hindu religious and charitable endowments department, 2001 (6) supreme 849, the apex court held that the question as to whether the temple is a private temple or public temple may be determined by an authority under tamil nadu hindu religious and charitable endowments act, 1959.31. ..... commissioner, hindu religious and charitable endowments department, : air1999sc3567 . ..... drawing our attention, to section 29(5)(d) of the act, which reads:(d) where there is no executive officer in respect of any charitable or religious institution or endowment, the trustee or the chairman of the board of trustees or any employee of any institution or endowment duly authorized by the commissioner in this behalf shall exercise the powers to perform the functions and discharge the duties of an executive officer.the learned counsels would contend that amendment of section 29 (5)(d) of the said act has no application to an institution belonging to religious denomination. ..... the andhra pradesh charitable and hindu religious institutions and endowments act, 1987 was enacted to consolidate and amend the law relating to administration and governance of charitable as well as hindu religious institutions and endowment in the state of andhra pradesh. .....

Employees Association, Rep. by Its President K. Venkateswara Rao Vs. S ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1993(2)ALT48

..... in a case arising under the madras hindu religious and charitable endowments act, 1951, a learned judge of the madras high court in ramayya nandiar v. ..... in rami reddy's case (14 supra), the supreme court observed that the property of the religious and charitable institutions or endowments must be jealously protected as a large segment of the community has beneficial interest in it and that 'the authorities exercising the powers under the act must not only be most alert and vigilant in such matters but also show awareness of the ways of the present day world as also the ugly realities of the world of today. ..... whether a suit filed by the erstwhile landlord for redemption of mortgage and for possession of land situated in an estate which was later taken over by the government under the tamil nadu estates (abolition and conversion into ryotwari) act, 1948 was maintainable in a civil court when the application of the plaintiff for grant of ryotwari patta was pending enquiry under section 15 of the estates abolition act, was the question that fell for consideration before a full bench of this ..... state of andhra pradesh, : air1964sc807 the scope and ambit of section 9(4)(c) of the madras estates land (third amendment) act, 1936 fell for consideration:'section 9(4)(c):- the decision of the tribunal under this sub-section shall be final and not be liable to be questioned in any court of law. .....

Association of A.P. Sajjada Nasheens, Mutawallies and Khidmat Guzaran ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2010(1)ALT112

..... . the object of the legislation, as indicated in the preamble, is to amend and consolidate the law relating to the administration and governance of hindu religious and charitable institutions and endowments in the state of madras ..... . the constitutional validity of madras hindu religious and endowments act (act 2 of 1927) under which hindu religious and endowments board was constituted was under challenge with reference to articles 25 and 26 of the constitution of india ..... . the said act was later revised by madras hindu religious and endowments act, 1951 and the new act was also challenged ..... . further, the expositions of legal position by the honourable supreme court under the mohammedan law with reference to khawaja saheb's act and regarding hindu law under the mutt's case referred to above clearly establish that a wakf or a religious or charitable endowment; apart from the religious nature, may also deal with secular part, which includes the administration of the properties in accordance with law ..... . in order to sensitise the respondents of urgency of situation and to arrest their inertia, i direct the respondents 1 and 2 in particular, to forthwith ensure completion of survey of all wakfs in the state in the next six months and file compliance report before this court by the end may 31, 2010.93 .....

Kommisetty Nammalwar and Co. Rep. by Its Proprietor Kommisetty Nammalw ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2009(4)ALT431:AIR2009NOC2482(A.P)(F.B).

..... commr, for hindu religious and charitable endowments, mysore : 1963 suppl (2) scr 302 ..... for hindu religious and charitable endowments : ..... hindu religious and charitable endowments ..... hindu religious endowments ..... commissioner, hindu religious endowments v. ..... out of the enclosures, buildings or localities declared to be market yards before the commencement of the bombay agricultural produce markets (amendment) act 1954, one shall be declared to be the principal market yard for the market area and others, if any, to be one or more sub-market yards for the area. ..... of curing the defects pointed out by the division bench of the high court in the dcm case through the medium of section 4-a and consequently validating all collections as if the same was authorised by the amending act and also removing the impediments of any judgment by a court to the contrary. ..... sections 3 and 4 after the amending act is entirely futile and these sections ..... and 4-b of the amending act are bad, as being contrary to the scheme of the act ..... grant of a licence is likely to affect the transaction of purchase or sale in the market or the levy of market fees therefore;(b) the market committee may, in accordance with such rules as may be made by the government and after such inquiry as it deems fit, cancel or suspend any licence granted under sub-section (1):provided that in the case of refusal to grant a licence or of suspension or cancellation of a licence, the applicant or licensee, ..... court in the case of state of tamil nadu v. .....

T.T. Devasthanams, Tirupathi Vs. Chairman-cum-presiding Officer, Indus ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2002(4)ALD241; 2002(6)ALT130; [2002(94)FLR1195]

..... background can be traced from madras hindu religious and endowments act, 1925 (act 1 of 1925), which was only a short-lived legislation, replaced by madras act 2 of 1927, which in fact had undergone several amendments and ultimately the madras hindu religious and charitable endowments act, 1951 was enacted and on formation of the state of andhra and thereafter, the 1951 act was in force in andhra area of the state and subsequent thereto the state of andhra pradesh was formed and the aforesaid madras act was in force in andhra area and andhra pradesh telangana area 1349 ..... charitable and hindu religious and endowments act, 1996 (act 17/66) was enacted. ..... the preamble of the act specifies that it is an act to consolidate and amend the law relating to the administration and governance of charitable and 'hindu religious institutions and erldowments in the state of andhrapradesh. ..... charitable and hindu religious institutions and endowments act, 1966 and the tirumala tirupati devasthanams act, 1977 are hereby repealed. ..... charitable and hindu religious institutions and endowments act, 1987, in short hereinafter called as 'act 30 of 1987' for the purpose of convenience, and also the relevant service rules in this regard. ..... from the scheme and the object of the act and also the different provisions governing the tirumala tirupati devasthanams, it is clear that the predominant activity of the tirumala tirupati devasthanams is the religious activity concerned with hindu religion. .....

Vankamamidi Balakrishnamurthi Vs. Gogineni Sambayya and ors.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1959AP186

..... after consulting the local governments, the government of india have come to the conclusion that hindu, muhammadan and buddhist religious as well as charitable endowments should he included within the scope of section 10 of the act. ..... the committee's recommendations is that section 10 of the act should be amended so as to put hindu and muhammadan religious endowments on the same footing as other trust funds which definitely vest in a trustee. ..... the object of the amendment was to raise the immunity which managers of religious endowments in general were enjoying from the time of the judicial committee's pronouncement in 1921 as the interests of the endowments were paramount and there was no particular reason why one class of managers alone should be discriminated against. 37. ..... if the word 'manager' in the second paragraph is regarded as ambiguous and inconclusive, a consideration of the possible intention of the legislature in making the amendment may be permissible, and as already noticed, it may be plausibly urged that the rationale of distinction, whatever it might be, in the treatment of de jure and de facto trustees, should justify a similar difference in dealing with managers de jure and manager de facto and that the expression 'manager' should be read in a restricted sense. .....

Gangula Narasimha and Others Vs. Government of Andhra Pradesh Rep. by ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... by ap tenancy laws (amendment) act 2002 dated 27.12.2002 the andhra pradesh (t.a) tenancy and agricultural lands act (for short the tenancy act) was amended inserting clause (g) in section 102, which exempted any agricultural land belonging to or given or endowed for the purpose of any charitable hindu religious institution or endowment as defined by the provisions of the a.p ..... in the view we have taken, the resolution dated 29.5.2010 said to have been passed by the board of trustees of ggt authorizing the arya pratinidhi sabha, hyderabad to take over the management of the ggt, all institutions, movable and immovable properties of ggt is of no consequence and cannot be acted upon for the reason that the ggt was held to be in possession of the land and the state has control over the affairs of the ggt. ..... in w.p.m.p.no.22750 of 2010 in w.p.no.9714 of 2009 filed by the president of arya samaj, banswada, nizamabad and in w.p.m.p.no.26914 of 2012 in w.p.no.16558 of 2009 filed by the president of arya pratinidhi sabha, andhra pradesh, sultan bazar, it is stated that late bansilal vyas inspired by teachings of late maharshi swami dayanand saraswathi established arya samajs in the state and also worked as secretary of arya pratinidhi sabha for some time ..... by resolution dated 29.5.2010 the board of trustees of the ggt authorized the arya pratinidhi sabha, hyderabad to take over the management of the ggt, all institutions, movable and immovable properties of ggt including the property in .....

Balaji Rail Road Systems Private Limited, Rep. by its Whole Time Direc ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... hindu religious and charitable endowments ..... resulted in amendment of the constitution by the constitution (fifteenth amendment) act,1963 by inserting clause (1-a) to clause (1) which was renumbered as clause(2) under the constitution (forty-second amendment) act, 1976. ..... case for initiating action for declaring a consultant/contractor as a poor performer due to persistent non adherence of laid down quality standards/execution of sub standard work, wrong measurements/wrong billing and non compliance of terms of reference of contract/breach of contractual obligations, poor physical/financial progress, may submit a proposal to corporate office for initiation of the process of declaring the said consultant/contractor ..... the andhra pradesh high court was justified in holding that as the seizure took place at chennai (tamil nadu), the appellant could not maintain the writ petition before it. ..... 2010) 1 scc 457, this court while considering the scope of article 226(2) of the constitution, particularly the cause of action in maintaining a writ petition, held as under: (scc p.461, paras 9 and ..... masood ahmed khan (2010 (9) scc 496), the hon ble supreme court examined the principles of natural justice that have to be ..... respondent framed an order containing procedure for declaring a consultant/contractor as poor performer by its policy dated 18.06.2010. ..... order has to be looked into in terms of the said guidelines contained in the order for declaring the consultant/contractor as poor performer issued on 18.06.2010. .....