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Section 29

The Lainingthou Sanamahi Temple Act, 1976State Act of Manipur · Act 2 of 1977

(1) The State Government may depute a person to inspectany movable or immovable property, records, correspondence, plans,accounts, and other documents, relating to the Temple.

(2) The person deputed under this section may also inspect whethera specific endowment, if any, is administered according to the wishesof the donor of such an endowment.

(3) The Board and its employees shall, for the purposes ofinspection, render all - facilities to the person deputed under thissection.

30. (I) The Board may make bye-Jaws not inconsistent withthis Act er the rules made thereunder for :

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(a) the procedure and conduct of business at meetings of theBoard, the manner in which notice of its meetings shall begiven and" the manner in which pr.)ceedings of its meetingsshall be· recorded and published ;

Administra­ tion Report.

Power of State Go­ Yemmentto issue direc­ tions to call for informa­ tion and accounts.

lnspectioo.

Powers of the Board to make bye-Jaws.

Resistance or obstruc­ tion in obtaining possession.

Costs or suits, etc.

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(b) the formation of committees, and the delegation of powersto such committees ;

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(c) the books and accounts to be kept at the office of t1:eBoard; '

(d) the custody and investment of the Temple fund ;

(e) the collection of the daily offerings to the deities worshippedin the Temple ;

(f) the maintenance of order inside the Temple and regulatingthe entry of persons therein ; and

(g) the performance of functions provided in section 15.

(2) No bye-law or cancellation or alteration thereof made by,the Board shall have effect until it is confirmed by the StateGovernment.

(3) Where a bye-law or cancellation or alteration thereof issubmitted to the State Government for confirmation, the State Govern­ment may-

(a) confirm it as a whole ; or

(b) confirm it with some changes ; or

(c) withhold the confirmation.

(4) A bye-law or cancellation or alteration thereof con£rmedunder clause (a) or clause (b) cf sub-3ection I 3) shall be publishedin the Official Gazette, and shall thereafter have the force of law,

31. If in obtaining possession of any property which forms theTemple fund or part of it the Board is resisted or obstructed by anyperson, it may make an application to the Magistrate having jurisdictio?complaining of such resistance or obstruction and such Magistrateshall, unless he is satisfied that the resistance or obstruction waS!occasioned by any person claiming in good faith to be in pessesaion onhis own account or by virtue of some right independent of that of theTemple, make an order that the Board be put into possession of theproperty. Such order shall, subject to the result of any suit whichmay be filed to establish the right to the possession of the property,be final.

32. All costs and expenses 1ncurred by the Board in connectionwith any legal proceedings imtituted or defended in the interesfof tlieTemple shall be payable out of the Temple fund.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Lainingthou Sanamahi Temple Act, 1976
Section29
JurisdictionState of Manipur
StatusIn force as published by the source

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