CHHEDI LAL MISRA (DEAD) THROUGH LRS. vs CIVIL JUDGE, LUCKNOW — C.A. No. 4816/2000

The Supreme Court dismissed the appeal, upholding that once a wakf is validly created and registered, it retains its wakf character permanently and cannot be extinguished by subsequent acts of the wakif or mutwalli. Though the wakif obtained a collusive compromise decree in 1958 (32 years later) to deny the wakf's existence and transferred properties to the appellant, the Court held this void as the wakf properties vested in perpetuity with no authority to transfer them. This case analysis is maintained by casestatus.in based on publicly available court records.