Supreme Court of India

Vithal Das v. Rupchand & Ors.

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Reported as [1966] SUPP. 1 S.C.R. 164
Bench K. Subba Rao J.
Decided 7 April 1966

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We hold that these appeals should be partly allowed with proportionate costs and the decree of the High Court dated November 20, 1962 should be modified to the extent indicated in this judgment.

Judgment, page 10

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was realizing rents of the .properties, he was in ihe position of a · constructive trustee under s. 95 of the Trusts Act and was liable there­ fore to pay interest on the plaintiffs' share of rent under s. 23 read with s. 95 of the Act; and that he was in any event liable to pay in­ terest under s. 23(b) of the· Trusts Act because there was unreason­ able delay in paying the trust money to the beneficiary

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