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of <h1>Trustees Must Be Impartial Under Section 17 of Indian Trusts Act; Courts Won't Interfere in Good Faith Decisions.</h1> Section 17 of the Indian Trusts Act, 1882 mandates that a trustee must remain impartial when managing a trust with multiple beneficiaries, ensuring no beneficiary is favored over another. If the trustee has discretionary powers, the court will not interfere with decisions made in good faith, even if such decisions alter the relative rights of the beneficiaries. An illustration provided clarifies that if a trustee, acting in good faith, chooses among several investment options for trust property, the court will not intervene, despite potential impacts on beneficiaries' rights.
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