Question
Under the Indian Trusts Act, 1882, what happens when a
trustee mingles trust property with their personal property ?Solution
Section 66 of the Act specifies that when a trustee mingles trust property with their own, the property remains trust property to the extent of the trust's claim. This ensures the beneficiaries' rights are protected.
If the area and sum of parallel side of a trapezium are 48 cm² and 48cm respectively. Then the distance between the parallel sides is
When a source of light is place at the centre of the globe, the projection is called:
Consider the following statements :
1. American women got the right to vote earlier than the women in the UK.
2. South...
Consider the following statements :
1. About 1500 years ago, there were two large kingdoms in South India, those of the Pallavas and th...
Consider the following statements :
1. The local time changes by four minutes for every one degree of longitude.
2. U...
Consider the following statements :
1. The Himadri and the Sahyadri are the parts of the northernmost Himalayan ranges while the Shiwa...
A Pilot flying a helicopter looks at the image of the moon in a river. He finds the diameter of the moon covering the entire width of the river. When he...
If the cost of 4 pens and 6 note books is ₹ 800, then find the cost of 6 pens and 9 note books.
The Constitution of India begins will the words.
If we join every possible pair of the mid – points of sides of a square, the number of non-overlapping regions into which of the square is divided is�...
