property after such divestiture through the settlor as trustee. During the lifetime of the settlor, the settlor would be entitled to the benefits ... remained in possession through the Trustee (settlor) after the settlement was executed. Admittedly, both the settlor and the beneficiaries resided in the property
natural love and affection of the Settlor for the Beneficiary, the Settlor, as the beneficial owner, assigns unto the Beneficiary the right, title and interest ... clearly contemplates that the income will be transferred to the beneficiary by the settlor after the settlor his received it and this will, be done
expenses of the marriage of each of the settlor's two sons and beneficiaries, viz., the said Barun Kumar Roy and Basudev Kumar ... Sabita Rani Roy alias Lakshmi, the minor daughter of the settlor, and also a beneficiary the sum of Rs. 15,000 (rupees fifteen thousand only
trustee is binding on the beneficiary. If no power is vested in the beneficiary by the settlor under the terms of the trust, he cannot ... Trusts Act, the beneficiary or the beneficiaries can end a trust by accelerating the distribution of the corpus if the beneficiaries are competent to contract
natural love and affection of the settlor for the beneficiary, the settlor, as the beneficial owner, assigns unto the beneficiary the right, title and interest ... dividend or such sum of money to the beneficiary to hold the same unto the beneficiary absolutely during the term of her natural life
described as beneficiaries.
Originally, seven beneficiaries were indicated and those seven were the immediate
relatives of the settlor at the time of creation ... benefit under the trust upon the death
of the settlor included the widow of the settlor's predeceased son and the granddaughter
through
settlor survived the
other beneficiaries; if the other beneficiaries died before a certain date
(presumably since one of the grandson beneficiaries would then have still ... other than the settlor or upon the death of the
settlor in the event the settlor survived the four other beneficiaries, the trust
estate would
exercised with the consent of the beneficiaries and the power of the settlor to make any alteration rendered the trust a revocable one. For this ... power was to be exercised by the settlor alone or with the consent of the beneficiaries or other trustees. The Appellate Tribunal, after considering
fide exclusively for the benefit of the relatives of the settlor, or where the settlor is a Hindu undivided family, exclusively for the benefit ... trust were minor sons and daughters of the settlors and that none of the beneficiaries had any independent income as they were dependent
will not come to an end till the beneficiary dies and in a case where the settlor may die, say, as I have once suggested ... deed. what will happen if the settlor dies before eighteen years, but the beneficiary continues to live after the expiry of that period
