Supreme Court of India
Ash Ok Kumar Kapur and Ors v. Ashok Khanna and Ors
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Indian Trusts Act, 1882; Ss. 34 and 83: Trust-Staff Pension Fund-Filing of suits by Managing Director and c others for realization of pension-Company filing an application under Section 34 of the Act for appropriate direction as the Trust has been completely executed without exhaustion of Trust property-Dismissed by Single Judge of the High Court-Letters Patent Appeal dismissed by Division Bench of the High Court-On appeal, Held: Per Sinha, J: Jn terms of provision under S. 34 of the Act, jurisdiction of the Court not only confined to opinion or advice but also extends to issuance of
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