Public Trusts Act. After holding necessary enquiry, the mode of election prescribed was by jamat (community) when vacancy occurs. He submitted that one of the previous trustees was mismanaging the board's properties and infact has sold almost all the properties of the trust. Respondent Nos.1 to 6 (defendants) raised objections and in pursuance thereof the C.E.O. ordered election on 17.4.2013. The plaintiffs instituted waqf application No.50/2013 before the Tribunal. In that proceedings, they took out application for interim relief. However, till date no order is passed in that application and said application is pending. The plaintiffs also instituted Civil Revision Application No.141/2013 before the Aurangabad Bench of this Court. There also no interim relief is operating in favour of the plaintiffs. Said application is withdrawn in view of appointment of the Presiding Officer of the Tribunal. He, therefore, submitted that though the plaintiffs challenged the order dated 17.4.2013 passed by C.E.O. and took out application for interim relief, no interim relief was granted in favour of the plaintiffs. In pursuance of the order dated 17.4.2013, the elections were conducted after preparing list of voters as per the election programme and defendant Nos.1 to 7 were elected as
