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The appellants, twelve villagers, sought review of a 1966 settlement order passed by the Orissa Estates Abolition Collector in favour of a deity (respondent No.1) alleging that the public notice was not served as required. The Collector invoked Section 151 of the CPC to review the order, but the …
Lord Lingaraj, the appellant, let out agricultural land to Dr. Ramendu Ray in 1937, before the Orissa Hindu Religious Endowments Act, 1939 came into force. After Ray's death his widow Bhibhati succeeded and later transferred the land to the respondents. The appellant filed a Section 68 petition for …
The Supreme Court examined whether a notification issued on 18 March 1974 under section 3-A of the Orissa Estates Abolition Act, 1951, validly vested the estate of Lord Jagannath in the State of Orissa despite an earlier declaration of the estate as a "trust estate" under Chapter II‑A. The …
