#religious trust

Kerala High Court reinforces that plaintiffs under Section 92 CPC must establish both locus standi and a prima facie case to sue religious or charitable trusts. The ruling bars frivolous litigation against public trusts by setting a strict threshold for maintainability, impacting trustees, beneficiaries, and litigants in property disputes involving charitable organizations.

Telangana High Court rules that administrative inaction in deciding land allotment applications for religious trusts constitutes a violation of Articles 14 and 21, mandating a decision within 60 days. The judgment underscores that procedural delays without justification amount to constitutional infringements, impacting public welfare and community rights.