Theos-Talk Archives (November 2001 Message tt00274)

Hi Katinka:

Here is the correct url: http://www.kfa.org/kfa_history.htm

By the way, here are some interesting facts:

One of the Trustee's of the Krishnamurti Trusts which sued Krishnamurti for 
several million dollars is Austin Bee who was an officer of TS(Adyar) in 
the recent past and was made the first ever "Emeritus Treasurer" of 
TSA(USA) by the current administration even though he does not seem to have 
any formal academic background in Accounting or Treasury. (Any one is 
welcome to throw more light on this).

In a lawsuit that was filed by the Krishnamurti Trust (India) on behalf of 
Krishnamurti to retrieve control of the property in Madras the defendants 
were Krishnamurti Writings led by D Rajagopal. Guess who was the Secretary 
of the Krishnamurti Trust (India) -- the plaintiffs -- none other than 
Radha Burnier, the current President of TS(Adyar).

Krishnamurti also prohibited any of his materials from being published by 
any entity in which any of the Trustees were involved in the past or 
future, which means TPH cannot publish them since Rajagopal and Austin Bee 
were associated with TS(Adyar).

Also to be noted is the fact that the entire litigation arose out of the 
money and assets of the Trusts controlled by Rajagopal and the Trustees of 
the Trust which was finally dissolved.

mkr


At 08:26 AM 11/16/01 -0800, Katinka Hesselink wrote:

Hi, doss,

> Funny URL - does not give links to the next pages, as far
> as I was able to see. Yet chapter two can be found at:
>
> http://www.kfa.org/kfa_history2.htm
>
> Anyhow, thanks a lot for sending the URL.
>
> Katinka
> > From: ramadoss@infohwy.com
> > Subject: Krishnamurti Law Suits
> >
> > Krishnamurti Foundation of America has put on line an
> > account of the
> > formation of the Krishnamurti Foundation of America as
> > well as a writeup on
> > the long drawn out expensive litigation that took place
> > resulting in the
> > dissolution of the Krishnamurti Trust.
> >
> > KFA should be congratulated on putting it on line as
> > normally organizations
> > would like to hide litigation matters. One should also
> > note that some of
> > the well known members of TS(Adyar) are mentioned in the
> > writeup.