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[05/12, 13:21] Sekarreporter: https://x.com/LiveLawIndia/status/1996843602169983248?t=zHPa5AkE4Xncg–vr2PQVg&s=08 [05/12, 13:21] Sekarreporter: “Temple money belongs to the deity. So therefore, this money has to be saved, protected and utilised only for the interests of the temple. It can’t become a source of income or survival for a cooperative bank.”- CJI Surya Kant. A bench led by CJI was hearing petitions filed by Kerala-based cooperative banks challenging the direction of the Kerala High Court to return the deposits of certain Kerala temples. The temple dewaswoms wanted to deposit in nationalised banks. #SupremeCourt #Kerala
by Sekar Reporter · Published December 5, 2025
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Madurai. A division bench of Justices N Kirubakaran and B Pugalendhi observed that the court’s valuable time is spent on cases pertaining to encroachments at both high court’s Madurai bench and the principal seat. Since the menace is increasing, the courts are unable to spend time on other cases which require its attention. Though there has been no improvement with regard to removal of encroachments in the state, the officials could not be blamed as the encroachers are often powerful and there is no security to the lives of officials. The judges said that though it was stated that most of the encroachers are people below the poverty line, the court cannot show any misplaced sympathy to the encroachers as it would create a bad precedent.
by Sekar Reporter · Published December 27, 2020
