Supreme Court of India
Charu Kishor Mehta v. Joint Charity Commissioner, Greater Bombay Region & Ors.
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c Bombay Public Trust Act, 1950-s. 410-Application under- By one of the trustees of the Public Trust - Against the other trustees (respondent Nos. 2· to 9) including a deceased trustee - Seeking their dismissal from trusteeship and alleging nonfeasance and malfeasance - Application dismissed by Joint Charity Commissioner holding that 7 of the trustees are liable to be exonerated as they can be only held negligent in delegating their powers and duties in favour of the deceased trustee (the managing trustee)- The order was affirmed by High Court- On appeal, held: Courts below rightly exonerated
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