Section 15
Nature of interest entitling person to sue.
The Religious endowments act, 1863
About this Act
An Act to enable the Government to divest itself of the management of Religious Endowments.
The interest required in order to entitle a person to sue
under the last preceding section need not be a pecuniary, or a direct or immediate, interest or such an interest
as would entitle the person suing to take any part in the management or superintendence of the trusts.
Any person having a right of attendance, or having been in the habit of attending, at the performance of
the worship or service of any mosque, temple or religious establishment, or of partaking in the benefit of any
distribution of alms, shall be deemed to be a person interested within the meaning of the last preceding
section.