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2015 (11) TMI 1839 - HC - Indian LawsRequirement of Board of Control or not - HELD THAT:- The powers intended to be conferred on the Board of Control would unduly interfere with the eights of the Temple Committee. In the Conjeevaram scheme the Board of Control was held necessary because the institution was not subject to the control of the Temple Committee. I am clearly of opinion that, all provisions in the scheme relating to the Board of Control should be omitted - Undoubtedly the Thengalai rights are predominant in this temple; the Subordinate Judge was therefore right in providing for the appointment of an additional Theugalai trustee. No serious objection was taken by any of the contending parties for the inclusion in the Board of. Trustees of a Smartha and Madhwa. It is to be hoped that their presence would tend to compose the differences between the two rival sects of Vaishnavas. We do not think that the provision for the appointment of the Saivitc and Madhwa trustees by the Court is necessary. The Committee should have the same power with regard to them as they have with reference to the other three trustees. As regards Clause 12, in the view that we have taken about the office of the treasurer and having regard to the representations that have been made regarding the funds of the Devasthanam we are of opinion that instead of a treasurer, the trustees should be directed to appoint a cashier on a salary of ₹ 75-0-0 per mensem. As was done with reference to the Conjeevaram scheme we think liberty should be given to any of the trustees or any member of the Committee or to the 1st plaintiff in this case to move the Court for such alterations in the scheme as seem desirable in the light of the experience that may have been gained of its working. Appeal disposed off.
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