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Under the Indian Trusts Act, 1882, what happens when a

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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 trusts claim. This ensures the beneficiaries rights are protected.

trustee mingles trust property with their personal property ?

A The trust property is forfeited

B The beneficiaries lose their rights to the property

C The mixed property is treated as trust property to the extent of the trust’s claim

D The trustee is automatically removed from their position

E The court decides ownership of the property

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