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The applicants, long‑time tenants of Gut No.115 in Beed, relied on a 1979 civil suit that was decreed in 1982 protecting their possession. The Wakf Board and Wakf Tribunal later ordered their eviction under Section 54 of the Wakf Act, a decision affirmed by a judgment dated 02‑08‑2011. The …
The Akkode Juyamath Palli Paripalana Committee, a society registered under the Societies Registration Act, filed a suit for a perpetual injunction to prevent interference with the administration, management, and peaceful enjoyment of a mosque, its madrassa, and related wakf assets. The suit was …
In Najib & Ors. v. State of Kerala, the Supreme Court examined whether land held by a Madrassa, declared as a Wakf, could be exempted from land‑ceiling provisions under Section 81(1)(t)(iii) of the Kerala Land Reforms Act, 1963. The Taluk Land Board had exempted 2.67,250 acres based on a report that …
