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of <h1>Section 64 of Indian Trusts Act: Protects Good Faith Transferees, Limits Claims by Beneficiaries, Excludes Judgment-Creditors.</h1> Section 64 of the Indian Trusts Act, 1882, protects certain transferees' rights by stating that beneficiaries cannot claim rights over property held by a transferee who acquired it in good faith, for consideration, and without notice of the trust. This protection extends to subsequent transferees who also meet these conditions. A judgment-creditor of the trustee who attaches and purchases trust property does not qualify as a transferee for consideration. Additionally, the section does not affect bona fide holders of money, currency notes, and negotiable instruments, nor does it impact the Indian Contract Act, 1872, section 108, or liabilities related to transferred debts or charges.
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