would be no difficulty in reconciling the two principles adverted to above. But the observations in Trustees of Port Trust of Madras v. Engineering Constructions
Government was a trustee and at all material times the Addl. Finance Secretary of the Union of India was a trustee. The Nizam died ... trustees and for an interim injunction against the sale. The matter went up to the Supreme Court along with two other appeals by a prospective
made such observations regarding the validity of delegation of powers by a trustee in favour of a third party as the facts of the case ... Gujarat High Court also two questions arose for consideration. One is, whether one only out of several co-trustees can effectively determine the tenancy
trustee in the individual capacity cannot refer to his own net wealth, there cannot be an obligation on his part to file two returns ... Revenue. In the said analogy there are two assessees in respect of two different assets, one being the individual and the other being the Hindu
trustee in the individual capacity cannot refer to his own net wealth, there cannot be an obligation on his part to file two returns ... Revenue. In the said analogy there are two assessees in respect of two different assets, one being the individual and the other being
trustee in the individual capacity cannot refer to his own net wealth, there cannot be an obligation on his part to file two returns ... Revenue. In the said analogy there are two assessees in respect of two different assets, one being the individual and the other being
have been holding under the rightful onwer's title viz., trustees, guardians, bailiffs or agents. Such persons cannot set up adverse possession."
(Pages ... jurisprudence has a definite meaning and expression in regard to the two doctrines. To understand the same, we must read into:
Prescription may be defined
have been holding under the rightful owner's title viz., trustees, guardians, bailiffs or agents. Such persons cannot set up adverse possession.".
(Pages ... operation of time as a vestitive fact. It is of two kinds viz., (1) positive or acquisitive prescription and (2) negative or extinctive prescription
decision in Durgaram Prasad 's case (6 supra). The two Division Bench decisions referred to above must be taken to be decisions rendered ... very recent case reported in Board of Trustees, Port of Calcutta v. Engineers De-Space-Age (13 supra). The Supreme Court was in the case
support of their respective cases. For the purpose of disposal of these two appeals only relevent and material facts be stated briefly as under:
Sivakoti ... Sivakoti Dasaradaram, In the said partition, Sivakoti Dasaradharam was given two buildings and Lakshmi Narasimham retained the bulk of the properties
