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Constitution of India, arts. 25 and 26-Bombay Public
Trust Act, 1950 (Act XXIX ... that the provision of a. 44 of the Bombay Public
Trust Act, 1950, relating to the appointment of -the Charity
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trust on
the footing that it was a public trust to which the Act
applied. The respondent made an application ... relevant considerations as to whether the trust
was a public trust, will be if by the trust deed any right
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environments. Reliance is also
placed upon the doctrine of public trust, which learned counsel submits is a
constitutional doctrine.
First ... discounted by the cost of capital.
Forestry is a public project. It is important to bear in mind that
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Bombay Public Trusts Act, 1950 ss. 2(9) and 2(13)-
Definitions of "Math" and "Public Trust"-if a branch ... held an enquiry
under s. 19 of the Bombay Public Trusts Act, 1950 and came
to the conclusion that
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Trial Court found that the tank was a 'public
trust', the appellants would be hereditary trustees and
could be removed ... Inam Fair Register, the tank was a public trust and not
a public tank; they could not be dispossessed until
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Commissioner, Surat
Region
under section 19 of the Bombay Public Trusts Act, 1950
to declare three Rozas (situated at three ... places
Ahmedabad, Broach and Surat) were public trusts, were
barred by res judicata in view of three decisions
arrived
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sale not deposited--If condition of rule
satisfied.
Bombay Public Trusts Act, ss. 36(a) and 56B--'Sale' if
includes ... sale of
the mortgaged property, which belonged to a public trust,
without the sanction of the Charity Commissioner was
prohibited
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suits
filed undersection 9(1) of the (M.P.) Public Trusts Act,
1951.
HEADNOTE:
The respondent filed this suit against ... order of the
Registrar of Public Trust, Amraoti, declaring the Ganjanan
Maharaj Sansthan of Mangrul---Dastagir to be a public
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enough to cover
within its ambit both private and public trusts recognised
by Hindu law and that the Salouna asthal ... those which are private is
that in a public trust the beneficial interest is vested in
an uncertain and fluctuating
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