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of <h1>Trustee Must Prove No Harm to Beneficiary if Property Sale Delayed Beyond Specified Time Under Section 22, Indian Trusts Act.</h1> Under Section 22 of the Indian Trusts Act, 1882, if a trustee is directed to sell property within a specified time and extends that period, the trustee must prove that the beneficiary is not harmed by this delay unless the extension is authorized by a principal Civil Court of Original jurisdiction. For example, if a trustee is instructed to sell within five years but delays the sale to six years, the sale remains valid. However, if the beneficiary claims harm due to the delay, the trustee must demonstrate that no injury occurred.
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