MUHAMMAD KAMRAN KHAN THROUGH ATTORNEY versus F.N.E. DINSHAW TRUST
Provisions 36, 36, 36, 37, 38, & 39 & ?tr Trustee's authority to supply the property In order to convey or dispose of the jurisdictional property, the trustee must authorize the sale of the trust property, Have to get authority from the trusts. The Act, 1882, and the Trust Deed of Trusts Act, 1882, have no provision that gives the trustee the option to sell the Trust Property Trust Act, 1882, which itself provides that it is a trust instrument which is a trust. Will govern the affairs of Properties where the trust specifically provided that it would be lawful for the trustees to sell or dispose of the trust properties and to provide effective receipt for purchase money, where it jointly authorized all the trustees to enter into the trust property. Authorized to sell or dispose of. And Provide Effective Invoices for Purchase Money Section 48, Provisions of the Trusts Act, 1882, in the circumstances, apply to the case where it is provided that there are multiple trustees, all of whom must Compliant. He trusts, except where the instrument of trust gives the principle otherwise
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