more or majority of trustees-Applicability of
s. 48 .
Where trustees cannot delegate duties they must
personally perform-Exercise of individual judgment and
discretion-Necessity ... Section 48 is a corollary of s. 47 . If the trustees
cannot delegate their duties, it follows that they must all
personally perform those duties
entire body of beneficiaries.
32. It was not disputed that a trustee cannot delegate his functions except as provided in Section 47 , which reads ... trustee cannot delegate his office or any of his duties either to a co-trustee or to a stranger unless (a) the instrument of trust
L. Janakirama Iyer And Others vs P. M. Nilakanta Iyer And Others on 26 October
Trusts Act or is a
public charitable or religious trust, a
trustee cannot delegate any of his duties,
functions and powers to a co-trustee ... only four
exceptional cases in which delegation is
permissible and save in these exceptional
cases, the trustees cannot, even by a
unanimous resolution, authorize
against renunciation of the trust
by a trustee and against delegation of his functions by a
trustee are embodied, in respect of trusts to which ... special power
in the instrument of trust.
635
47. A trustee cannot delegate his office or-
any of his duties either to a co-trustee
state that the trustee cannot renounce his office that
requires him to discharge his duties and functions and he cannot delegate
the same ... delegation; (5) where the delegation
to a co-trustee is in the regular course of the business; (6) where the co-
trustee merely gives effect
International Airports Authority Of ... vs M/S Grand Slam International & Om Etc. ... on 21
Tilkayat Shri Govindlalji Maharaj vs The State Of Rajasthan And Others on 21 January, 1963
board of directors or may
be even working against its interests.
It cannot be disputed that a company and the directors of
the company ... association. Some
of the powers are delegated to the directors. For certain
purposes they are said to be trustees and for some others
emphasis on recital No. 6 of the agreement dated 6.1.1966 between the trustees of
Sir Dorabji Tata Trust and Government of India ... agreement all subsequent acquisitions shall vests in the
holding trustees and clause 5 provides that the Centre shall be under the direct
management and control
