Kokkur Sree Mahavishnu temple which is a under the control of the Malabar Devaswom. An extent of 18.88 Acres belongs to Kokkur Sree Mahavishnu Temple.
W.P.(C) . – BEING FILED
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CORAM :
COURT : THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA
On an enquiry it was learned that the temple is only in possession of 1.08 Acres of land situated in Survey No.173, 174 and 256 of Alamcode Village and in spite of the finding to that affect and recommendation to recover the property from the encroachers, no action whatsoever has been taken in the matter to see that the property of the minor deity is secured evicting all the encroachers.
Property having an extent of 1.16 Acres situated in Survey No.193/5 of Thrippangottu Village belongs to Eranjikkath Subrahmanya Swami Temple and it is so stated in all revenue records including the settlement register. But the entire property is now been encroached except a small portion in which the Eranjikkath Temple is situated. This temple is one of the last number of temple attacked and destroyed by Tippu Sulthan. The petitioner trust is now formed for renovation of this temple. But, several documents have been executed by the party respondents and their predecessors involving the property of Sree Iranjikkath Sree Subrahmanya Swami Temple.
W.P.(C) . – BEING FILED
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COURT : THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA
The writ is being filed seeking to direct the authoritities to protect the land of the minor deity of Eranjikkath Sree Subrahmanya Swami Temple having an extent of 1.16 Acres of land situated in Survey No.193/5 of Triprangodu Village of Tirur Taluk in Malappuram District and maintain the same by evicting all encroachers and take such appropriate steps to secure the above said property by protecting it from encroachers and to take adequate step to ensure that above said property having extent 1.16 Acres of land situated in Survey No.193/5 of Triprangodu Village of Tirur Taluk in Malappuram District which belongs to Eranjikkath Sree Subrahmanya Swami Temple of Triprangodu Village is exclusively being used for temple purposes alone.
W.P.(C).No. 36158 Of 2022- PENDING
BENCH : SINGLE
CORAM : JUSTICE VIJU ABRAHAM
COURT : THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA
This writ petition is filed in the backdrop of the fact that the party respondents have encroached into 44 Cents of property situated in Survey No.67/4 of Karakunnu Village belonging to Karakunnu Karinkaalikkavu Bhagavathy Temple and obtained pattayams suppressing the material fact that the property belongs to the minor deity, no action whatsoever has been taken by the respondents 1 to 4 in removing the encroachment.
Kadampuzha Devi Temple is a Hindu temple and pilgrimage center at Kadampuzha in Malappuram district, Kerala, India. The main deity of this temple is Goddess Parvati/Durga in the form of a huntress. There is no idol of Goddess in this temple, and she is worshipped in a pit.
W.P.(C) . – BEING FILED
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COURT : THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA
This writ petition is being filed in the backdrop of the fact that property having an extent of 106.4 acres in Sy.No. 31/4, 39/4, 53/5, 94/2, 126/1, 126/5, 133, 135/1, 135/3, 137, 147/4, 149/1, 156/3, 157/5, 157/8, 157/10, 158/7, 158/6, 159/10, 159/9, 161/7, 161/8, 161/9, 164/2, 173/1, 173/2, 173/6, 173/5, 173/8, 174, 178/1, 206/6, 207/5, 226/5, 227, 294/8 situated Kadampuzha village belongs to Kadampuzha Sreedurga Bhagavthi Temple of Kadampuzha Devaswom have been encroached and the Devaswom and other authorities are not taking any action whatsoever to remove the encroachment. But in spite of all these now the temple is situated only in 15 acres of land.
Cheriyerikkavu Bhagavathy Temple is situated near to the residence of the petitioner. A Kavu is also is in existence as part and parcel of this temple. Property in Survey No 371/3 is in the possession of encroacher and it is situated adjacent to temple property. Actually the property belongs to Perumthrikkovil Devaswom. The settlement register clearly indicate that the property in Survey No 371/3 in Thalakkad Village belongs to Perumthrikkovil Devaswom. But somehow or other the property is now in the possession of encroachers.
WP(C) No. 16144/2020– DISPOSED
BENCH : DIVISION
CORAM : JUSTICE ANIL K.NARENDRAN,HONOURABLE,.JUSTICE P.G. AJITHKUMAR .
COURT : THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA
The case was filed seeking a relief of direction to the District collector to dispose the representations by the petitioners and to evict the encroachers from the temple property situated in Sy.No.371/3 of Thalakkad Village and as per the directions contained in order of the Supreme court, also to direct the Panchayath to take immediate action to stop the construction of the building of the encroacher in the temple property situated in Sy.No.371/3 of Thalakkad Village . This writ petition was disposed of by directing the District Judge to consider petition submitted by the petitioner and also with notice to the petitioner, District Collector, and other affected parties and forward a report to this Court within a period of four months.
History :
Vaniyanoor Shiva Subramanaiya Swamy Temple situated in Cheriyamundam Village and belongs to the ‘Zamorin’ of Calicut. The temple is in possession of 1.98 acre of land in Sy.No. 13/15 of Cheriyamundam Village of Malappuram District The temple is situated in the centre of this property which is having an extent of 1.98 acres and the entire property is in the physical possession and enjoyment of the temple. The temple was destroyed by Tippu Sultan during his invasion.
WP(C) 20146/2023 – PENDING
BENCH : DIVISION
CORAM : JUSTICE ANIL K.NARENDRAN,HONOURABLE,.JUSTICE MURALEE KRISHNA S.
COURT : THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA
The petitioner approached the court to restrain the encroachers from making any construction in the temple property having an extent of 1.98 acres situated in Re.Sy.No.13/15 ( Sy.No.61) of Cheriyamundam Village and also to direct the District judge to consider Complaint filed as directed by the Apex court in W.P.(c).No.649/2018 dated 5.7.2018. The petitioner is Vaniyannur Shiva Subramaniya Swamy Ksethram Bharath Ksethra Bhoomi Samrakshana Samithi ,Reg: No. 11/2017.
History :
Vaniyanoor Shiva Subramanaiya Swamy Temple situated in Cheriyamundam Village and belongs to the ‘Zamorin’ of Calicut. The temple is in possession of 1.98 acre of land in Sy.No. 13/15 of Cheriyamundam Village of Malappuram District The temple is situated in the centre of this property which is having an extent of 1.98 acres and the entire property is in the physical possession and enjoyment of the temple. The temple was destroyed by Tippu Sultan during his invasion.
WP(C)18371/2019- DISPOSED
BENCH : SINGLE
CORAM : JUSTICE A.MUHAMED MUSTAQUE
COURT : THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA
The petitioners approached this Court as the Revenue Authority refused to issue the possession certificate and also challenges the decision of Panchayat issuing stop memo . This case was disposed with a direction to the Tahsildar to take a decision after adverting to the settlement register and other relevant documents after hearing the petitioner and persons who are alleged to be in possession/occupation and panchayat within a period of three months. The petitioner is Vaniyannur Shiva Subramaniya Swamy Ksethram Bharath Ksethra Bhoomi Samrakshana Samithi ,Reg: No. 11/2017.
History :
Vaniyanoor Shiva Subramanaiya Swamy Temple situated in Cheriyamundam Village and belongs to the ‘Zamorin’ of Calicut. The temple is in possession of 1.98 acre of land in Sy.No. 13/15 of Cheriyamundam Village of Malappuram District The temple is situated in the centre of this property which is having an extent of 1.98 acres and the entire property is in the physical possession and enjoyment of the temple. The temple was destroyed by Tippu Sultan during his invasion.
CASES
WP(C) 10614/2019- DISPOSED
BENCH : SINGLE
CORAM : JUSTICE A.MUHAMED MUSTAQUE
COURT : THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA
was filed for directing the revenue authorities to issue possession certificate so as to enable the Devaswom to rebuild the temple destroyed by Tippu. This case was disposed of directing the District Collector to enquire with the complaint made by the petitioner and take an appropriate decision in accordance with law after hearing the petitioner and the party respondents within a period of three months. With liberty to the District Collector If he is of
the view that any part of the land is in possession of the petitioner and the party respondents are encroachers, without further delay, proceedings under the Land Conservancy Act shall be initiated in accordance with law. The petitioner is Vaniyannur Shiva Subramaniya Swamy Ksethram Bharath Ksethra Bhoomi Samrakshana Samithi ,Reg: No. 11/2017.
HISTORY :
The Hanumankavu Temple of Cheriyamundam Devaswom had property having an extent of 22 Cents and in all revenue records the property is recorded as property of Cheriyamundam Devaswom. The Devaswom was paying tax for the above said property till 2003-2004 in spite of the fact that the property was exempted from tax. But, thereafter the authorities have refused to receive tax from the devaswom.
CASE
WPC 5213/2019 –DISPOSED
BENCH : SINGLE
CORAM: JUSTICE ALEXANDER THOMAS
COURT : THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA
The case was disposed with an order that status quo as on today shall be maintained by the authorities as regards the mutation of the subject property until final decision is taken by the 3rd respondent, District collector on the matters in Petition as afore directed. The petitioner is Cheriyamundam Hanumankav Temple Committee