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<h1>Trustees Can't Delegate Duties Without Meeting Specific Conditions Under Section 47 of Indian Trusts Act, 1882.</h1> Under Section 47 of the Indian Trusts Act, 1882, a trustee is prohibited from delegating their office or duties to a co-trustee or stranger unless specific conditions are met: the trust instrument allows it, it is part of regular business, it is necessary, or the competent beneficiary consents. Delegation does not include appointing an attorney or proxy for ministerial tasks without discretion. Illustrations clarify that trustees may delegate tasks like property bequeathal or rent collection to appropriate individuals when aligned with the trust's terms or necessary for its execution.