B.N.DESHMUKH, B.M.SAPRE
Dattaram Deoji Patil – Appellant
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Raghunath Shankar Badve and others – Respondent
On an application of the Official Trustee, the Assistant Charity Commissioner of Bombay registered the temple as a public trust on 26th September, 1955. Deojee Kashinath Patil, the father of the present appellant Dattaram Deojee Patil, since deceased, preferred an application under section 70-A of the Act to the Charity Commissioner to revise the order of the Assistant Charity Commissioner. The Charity Commissioner, by his order dated 17th June, 1965, set aside the order of the Assistant Charity Commissioner and held that the temple does not constitute a public trust. Against that decision, the official Trustee preferred an application under section 72 of the Act in the City Civil Court at Bombay. That was Charity Application No. 16 of 1965. To this application, three individual persons joined the Official Trustee. Another simi
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