The Waqf Act, 1995 and Waqf Rules, 2003 offers a comprehensive and practical exposition of the law governing Waqf institutions and Waqf properties in India. The book begins with the statutory definition, creation and classification of Waqf, followed by an in-depth explanation of the survey process, registration requirements and maintenance of Waqf property records. Detailed chapters cover the powers, duties and functions of State Waqf Boards, including supervision, audits, recovery of property, removal of encroachments and management of income and expenditure. The obligations and liabilities of Mutawallis are clearly outlined, alongside the procedural framework for inquiry, misconduct, removal and appointment of successors. A significant portion is devoted to dispute resolution, presenting the structure, jurisdiction and functioning of Waqf Tribunals with guidance on filing applications, appeals, evidence, enforcement of orders and handling property-related conflicts. The book includes important case references, practical interpretations and compliance notes that help readers navigate common issues such as misuse of property, fraudulent transfers, unauthorised occupation and boundary disputes. This systematic, clause-wise commentary makes the text an indispensable resource for practitioners and institutions engaged with Waqf administration.






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