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Telangana HC ordered revenue authorities to delete land entries based on a Waqf Gazette set aside by the court, holding their retention violates Article 300A and binds the State and Waqf Board to comply, shielding landowners from wrongful Wakf classifications.
Allahabad High Court holds that the Places of Worship (Special Provisions) Act, 1991 does not shield pre-1947 religious structures from land acquisition under eminent domain. Tenants and occupants lack locus standi to challenge such acquisitions, reinforcing state authority over public infrastructure projects.
Telangana High Court directs registration authorities to accept sale deeds where Waqf notifications have been set aside, affirming that revenue records prevail over invalid gazette notifications.
Bombay High Court holds that mutation entries and 1974 government notification create presumption of Waqf ownership, barring unauthorized use like weekly markets on graveyard land.