Chandanamkandathil Shankaranarayan Temple belongs to Paravannur Bhagavathy Devaswom. The temple was having property to the extent of 2.52 acres of land which include 80 cents in Survey No. 22/7/8 (Resurvey No. 526/5), 32 cents of property in Survey No. 22/22 ( Resurvey No. 527/8 A) 22 cents in Survey No. 22/8, 34 cents in Survey No. 22/22, 34 cents in Sy.No.22/9( Re.Sy.526/6 and 50 cents in survey No. 22/7 of Kalpakanchery Village. The temple originally belongs to Parameswaran Moosad, Kumaran Moosad and Narayanan Moosad who are the ‘ Ooralans’ of the temple. Subsequently Ooralans could not administer the temple properly and the temple therefore has come to a dilapidated condition. Daily Poojas were stopped because of the shortage of revenue and ultimately the devotees have decided to take over the administration of the temple and as such a committee was formed of devotees for administering the temple and at present the committee of the devotees is administering the temple. Now the temple is having daily Poojas and all festivals are being conducted and funds are collected for the renovation of the temple

WP(C) No.23438 of 2019 – PENDING
BENCH : SINGLE
CORAM : JUSTICE DEVAN RAMACHANDRAN .
COURT : THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA

The case was filed seeking relief of directions to the authorities to take adequate action to see that the petitioner is not obstructed from constructing the compound wall and gate on the western side of the Sri Shankaranarayana Temple situated in the property having an extent of 34 cents in surveynumber 22/9 (resurvey No. 526/6 of Kalpakanchery Village by encroachers and their henchmen men and a direction to the District Collector to consider
and dispose of petition and evict the illegal encroachers from the property having an extent of 2.18 acres situated in Survey No. 23/7/8 (resurvey No. 526/5,22/22) Resurvey No. 527/8 A), 22/8, 22/22, 22/7 of Kalpakanchery Village.