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Quashes Committee of Lawyers Appointed for Mathura Temple — Says Temples Must Be Freed from Control of Practising Advocates; Directs Fast-Tracking of All Temple Disputes

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Supreme Court Quashes Committee of Lawyers Appointed for Mathura Temple — Says Temples Must Be Freed from Control of Practising Advocates; Directs Fast-Tracking of All Temple Disputes
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Supreme Court Quashes Committee of Lawyers Appointed for Mathura Temple — Says Temples Must Be Freed from Control of Practising Advocates; Directs Fast-Tracking of All Temple Disputes

Court’s Decision The Supreme Court set aside the High Court’s order dated 27.08.2024 which had directed that a Seven Member Committee, including advocates, could not be appointed as Receiver for…
Posted by Rawlaw May 26, 2025

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