As per the information available on NoBroker forum, it is unclear whether a temple endowment property can be sold or not
. However, according to the Supreme Court of India, all temple property is owned by the deity as a legal person, and the name of the pujari or even the government officials in charge of managing the temple cannot be put in the property ownership papers in the revenue records. Therefore, it is advisable to consult a legal expert before selling the property.
Regarding the purchaser’s rights to sell the property in the future, it depends on the terms and conditions of the sale agreement. If the sale agreement allows the purchaser to sell the property in the future, then they will have the right to do so. However, if the sale agreement does not allow the purchaser to sell the property, then they will not have the right to do so.
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We have received a temple endowment property as a gift to a service we provided and we now want to sell it to others. Can this be sold and will the purchaser have further rights to sell it off in future?
Shiva Kumar
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2024-01-08T10:53:38+00:00 2024-01-08T10:53:39+00:00Comment
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