Pursuant to a general numberice issued by the Court, the appellants and four other members of the Ladva Shrimali Shravak Bania Community in Broach and Surat Districts appeared, and intervened in the application.
1,000, Rs.
The appellants number appeal to this Court by special leave.
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620 of 1956.
Out of the trust moneys, he invested Rs.
75,000 should be set apart by the executors, and out of the moneys so set apart, suitable amounts should be sent to the respective Khatas funds in his name, so that the religious acts mentioned in cl.
75,000 on trust for the purposes mentioned in cl.
He professed the Jain religion, and believed in the tenets of the Swetembar Murti Pujak sect of Jains.
8,000 in 5 per cent tax free Government Loan, 1944 45, yielding an annual income of Rs.
22,505 15 0 to an institution known as the Sad Vidya Mandal for giving four freeships every year to deserving students, who should preferably be Jains of Broach District and failing such deserving cases, to other Hindu students.
Appeal by special leave from the judgment and decree dated January 25, 1957, of the Bombay High Court in Appeal No.
Gumanmal Lodha, J. S. Rastogi and J. B. Dadachanji, for the appellants.
200, Rs.
7 of the will, he directed his executors to spend out of the earnings of his shop every year during the life time of his niece, Bai Jakore, the amounts mentioned below on the following religious objects Rs.
The Charity Commissioner, Bombay challenged the validity of the Nivas scheme.
2,000 respectively to four religious and charitable institutions in full discharge of the obligation of the trust for expending annually the sums of Rs.
15 of the will, handed over loans of the face value of Rs.
On June 3, 1955, the Charity Commissioner filed an application before the District Judge, Broach under S. 55 1 b and S. 56 of the Act for suitable directions for the utilisation of the accumulations of the unexpended income of the trust for some educational purpose.
100 for feeding cattle with grass, fodder, oil cakes etc.,
As a matter of fact, the Nivas scheme was number carried into effect.
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Mulchandbhai, husband of Bai Chanchal, set apart Rs.
400, and pursuant to the directions given in cl.
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On their behalf, it was companytended that the trust was for religious purposes and its funds companyld number be diverted for other purposes under ss.
The Judgment of the Court was delivered by Bachawat.
4,000, Rs.
He was a resident of Vejalpore in the suburbs of Broach and a Ladva Shrimali Bania by caste.
200 for providing food to Shravak pilgrims at the Shatroonjaya Hill at Palitana.
634 of 1964.
300 for giving food, cloth etc.,
K. Chatterjee, B. R. G. K. Achar for R. H. Dhebar, for respondent No.
The trustees were impleaded as respondents to this application.
7 of the win, and began to manage the trust estate.
1,000, and Rs.
Subject to the companydition of giving freeships, the Sad Vidya Mandal would be at liberty to spend the amount for purposes of the building of the College or its hostel or in providing other educational facilities to the students.
He also directed the trustees to pay another sum of Rs.
to the blind, lame and crippled members of the Hindu Community.
J. One Jhaverchand Dahyabhai Shah died in 1916, leaving a will, dated August 6, 1915.
In addition, he also directed his executors to give a Swamivatsal feast or meal companysisting of methi dal and ladus made of sugar to the members of his caste at 15 specified villages and towns in the Broach and Surat Districts every year on the occasion of the sacred festival of Pajusan.
He directed the payment of the remaining sum of Rs.
15 of the will, he directed that after the death of his niece, Bai Jakore, a sum of Rs.
