Just say that you have no understanding of law idiot.
A comparative study of both our postings will clearly show who understands the law better
...... you will remain the fool who tried to bait me into doing the homework for you and failed miserably.
Why? You will blabber all nonsense and I have to prove that your nonsense is non-existing? Ram Janmabhoomi case was an ancient structure with existing trustee, it was not someone's individual property.
LOL we are discussing Ram Janmabhoomi and not someone's individual property
, or at least I though we were.
You continue to post NO EVIDENCE because you have NONE to offer. Yet to continue to mouth off and drag me down to you level.
If the Ram Janmabhoomi was a temple with a trustee then what was the need for a court case
............... if it was not a temple, but a mosque then how was Ram lalla a litigant in the case ?
The sheer moronic pigheadedness in your reply is staggering. Worse you make me respond to your illogical rants.
A Sebait is appointed and a trustee is formed by the owner once the owner decides to make the temple debottar, it's not that anybody who builds a temple will lose its title automatically. And haven't you seen separate temples outside the residence area in large individual homes? Even my neighbouring house has a separate 1-storied temple in north-east corner of their walled compound, a proper temple, but not a debottar property.
Sebait is a caretaker who need not be "appointed" if there is no body to appoint him. That is exactly how the Sebait for Ram lalla came into existence. NO ONE appointed him.
In Nair households there is always a temple in the compound. My own ancestral property had a temple in it, and worship was done exclusively by the family members. When my paternal property was sold the temple and a bit of land around it was hived off and it was opened up for public worship with my extended family as the caretakers. A temple in a private land does not mean the WHOLE land belongs to the deity, only the temple belongs to the deity.
This house and temple was not registered as debottar property, but once the temple was hived off it became debottar property. No practising Hindu destroys a temple in his land. NONE of the temple in kerala households are registered as debotrar property. They are not required to be registered. ONLY temples that are open for public use is registered as debottar property.
"Proved wrong" my foot. You haven't proved anything other than foaming in your mouth.
Your only contribution is name calling. There has been ZERO EVIDENCE and NO LOGIC. Only repeated instance that somehow seems legitimate debating tactics in your mind. A lie repeated a 100 times still remain a lie. The only one foaming in your mouth is you, I was amused at first. Now even that amusement is wearing out to be replaced by ire and self pity for being forced to publicly argue with an idiot.