Daniel Martin (Nusin) 02 January 2020
Real Soul.... (LEGAL) 02 January 2020
If you feel aggrieved in any way or feel it is discriminatory just file a writ petition and get the directions as appropaite under law .
P. Venu (Advocate) 02 January 2020
No Writ Petition lies in the instant case. You can proceed with a civil action, if so advised after perusing the constitution/bylaws of the congregation.
Daniel Martin (Nusin) 02 January 2020
Daniel Martin (Nusin) 02 January 2020
T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate) 16 January 2020
You may first go through the bylaws of the church or the trust under which the church is functioning.
If the bylaws permit the priest to take such actions then you cannot do anything about it until and unless it is found to illegal.
If there are no such bylaws in this regard then you can file an injunction suit restraining the church authorities from implementing the orders passed by the priest for the reasons and documents you rely upon.