Vijaya Ramraj vs Dr. Sir Vijaya Ananda on 24 October, 1950
Equivalent citations: AIR1952ALL568, AIR
family deity, Sri Sri Sridharjee, who is one of the beneficiaries. After the settlor's death, the management and administration of the trust estate ... enjoyment of this allowance other relatives and dependants of the settlor or the settlor's family. Subsequent to the creation of the trust
purpose of including some one not already a beneficiary, it could extend to including the settlor himself. The wide amplitude of power in the clause ... little difference between a case where the settlor included himself among the beneficiaries and left it to the absolute discretion of the trustees to extend
Sarai Kheta, where the settlors lived, thus leaving it uncertain who were the persons whom the settlors intended to benefit. And especially ... paragraphs 9 and 10 it would seem that the settlors were apprehensive that the beneficiaries had no power of enforcing payment of their annuities
purpose of including some one not already a beneficiary, it could extend to including the settlor himself. The wide amplitude of power in the clause ... little difference between a case where the settlor included himself among the beneficiaries and left it to the absolute discretion of the trustees to extend
family irrespective of whether they lived in the settlor's house or whether the settlor was responsible for the maintenance or not. This case ... being supported and maintained by the settlor. As long as one of these two conditions is satisfied, the beneficiary would be a member
express trust the competent parties are the settlor, the trustees and the beneficiaries. At p. 41 the learned author states that as a general rule ... treat the property in the manner indicated by the settlor for the benefit of the beneficiary. At p. 164, it has been stated that
declaration of the trust binding on the settlor, (2) setting apart definite property and the settlor depriving himself of the ownership thereof ... held by the beneficiaries. The Tribunal found that there was a declaration of the trust binding on the settlor according to the terms
being a waqf, trust or endowment of which the beneficiaries wholly or partly are settlor or members of his family or his descendants;
Transitory provisions ... being a waqf, trust or endowment of which the beneficiaries wholly or partly are settlor or members of his family or his descendants were exempted
this is that the settlor has entrusted the trust property and its management to all the trustees, and the beneficiaries are entitled to the benefit ... this is the settlor has entrusted the trust property and its management to all the trustees, and the beneficiaries are entitled to the benefit