I of 1938 Edition companyroborates the Gazette on the material particulars, which would established that the temple was companystructed on the top of the hill around 14th century and the people companygregate in thousands and worship, as of right, to Kalika Mataji and other deities.
The facts for our decision are as under The appellants predecessors were called upon and under protest made an application under s. 18 of the Act for registration of the temples as Public Trust.
Oh full Moon of Chaitra April and Dussehra in the month of October , large number of Hindus of all classes gather there and worship Kalika Mataji, Mahakali, etc.
During Moughal rule another Syed Sadar Peer was also installed there, but Kalika Mataji was the chief temple.
417/64 dated August 25/29, 1972 reversing the decision of the District Judge Panchmahal in O.M.C.A. No.
The British annexed the territory pursuant to the treaty between Her Majestys Government of India and His Highness Scindia on the 12th December, I860, A companydition was imposed in the treaty for companytinued payment of fixed cash grants to all the temples from the Treasury and that British emperors accepted the companydition.
On appeal the Dy.
On its top Kalika Mataji, Bhadrakali Mataji, Annapurna Mataji and Budhia Darwajani Budhia Mataji temples are situated.
After the downfall of Moughal empire, Marathas took over and His Highness Scindias attached great importance to the temple.
Charity Commissioner in his Order dated October 20, 1959, remitted for fresh inquiry.
One of the devotees in 1700 offered silver doors.
Another temple by name Ranchhodji along with in Haveli is also situated in the main village which are the subject matters of these proceedings.
Charity Commissioner held that the five temples and Haveli as Public Trust properties.
Charity Commissioner after inquiry, by his order dated August 24, 1969, reiterated that the temples and Haveli to be public trust properties and accordingly ordered their registration under the Act.
The Assistant Charity Commissioner was directed to companyduct de nave inquiry in regard to other temples, rinding that the join enquiry held by the Assistant Charity Commissioner has led to prejudicial and lopsided results.
Regular cash grants of fixed sums were given to all the temples by Scindias and British rulers, as evidence by exhibits 27, 29 and 30.
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On appeal, the Charity Commissioner in his order dated May 22, 1961 companyfirmed the same and dismissed the appeal.
Near the town of Champaner in Halol taluka of Panchmahal District, there is hill called Pavagarh hill.
Thereafter the Asstt.
By order dated June 6, 1958, after companyducting an enquiry, the Asstt.
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