The Board can exercise control only if a property had been endowed, surveyed, registered and notified as a waqf, says Justice K. Govindarajan Thilakavadi while setting aside resolution passed by Tamil Nadu Waqf Board declaring dargah in Chennai’s Triplicane as a waqf property
The Board can exercise control only if a property had been endowed, surveyed, registered and notified as a waqf, says Justice K. Govindarajan Thilakavadi while setting aside resolution passed by Tamil Nadu Waqf Board declaring dargah in Chennai’s Triplicane as a waqf property
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