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Hindu priest’s claim over property ownership and wrongful dismissal dismissed by B.C. court

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The Supreme Court of British Columbia has dismissed the claims of a former Hindu priest who sought a declaration of interest in a temple property and damages for wrongful dismissal from the Shree Mata...

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