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(6) Where any such objections have been received within the time specified or granted, the Commissioner shall hold an enquiry into the objections in the manner prescribed and decide whether or not the said notification should be continued as aforesaid. (7) If the Commissioner decides that the said notification should be continued as aforesaid, he shall make report to that effect to the Government who may thereupon, by notification, declare that the said notification shall continue in force beyond the date of the expiry of the period of one year form the 16th July 1965. 75-C. Right to suit.—(1) Any trustee or any person having an interest, who is aggrieved by the continuance of a notification under section 75-A or under section 75-B may— (i) in the case of the continuance of the notification under section 75-A within sixty days from the 16th July 1965 ; and (ii) in the case of the continuance of the notification under section 75-B within sixty days from the date of declaration under sub-section (5) or sub- section (7) for the said section 75-B, institute a suit in the Court for the cancellation of such notification and the Government shall cancel the notification in the Court so directs : Provided that the Court shall have no power to suspend the operation of the notification pending the disposal of the suit. (2) Any party aggrieved by a decree of the Court under sub-section (1) may, within ninety days from the date of decree, appeal to the High Court. (3) Notwithstanding anything contained in section 75-A or section 75-B, if the Government, after taking into consideration such matters relating to the management and administration of the religious institution as may be prescribed, are satisfied that it is no longer necessary to continue a notification continued in force under section 75-A or under section 75-B, they may cancel the notification. ______________________________________________________________________________