Mohan is a trustee for the benefits of Raman. Mohan delays in investing trust money, causing therewith loss to beneficiary. Whether the trustee Mohan is liable to pay interest thereon for the delay as per Trust Act ?
CS Executive · Economic and Commercial Laws · PYQS · June 2019
Mohan is a trustee for the benefits of Raman. Mohan delays in investing trust money, causing therewith loss to beneficiary. Whether the trustee Mohan is liable to pay interest thereon for the delay as per Trust Act ?
Answer & Explanation:
If a trustee is guilty of unreasonable delay in investing trust money in accordance with Section 20 of the Indian Trust Act, 1882, or in paying it to the beneficiary then the trustee is liable to pay interest thereon to the beneficiary for the period of the delay. In view of the Indian Trust Act, 1882, it is clear that trustee Mohan is liable to pay interest thereon for the delay.
Topics: Indian Trust Act, 1882
Related Questions in this Topic
- X a trustee of Y, wrongfully disposes the property of the trust and acquired another property in his own name, partly wi...
- In the following cases, state with reasons if the trust is created under The Trusts Act, 1882: A bequeaths certain pro...
- A made a gift of a house in favour of B and handed over the deed to B. But before presenting the same for registration A...
- An industry during manufacturing operation had caused major leakage of harmful gas and was ordered to be closed down by ...
- A sub-registrar refuses to register a document on the ground of undervaluation for stamp duty. The person aggrieved with...