Trustee claims: suits to trace trust property or obtain accounts are not barred by limitation periods under the Limitation Act. Suits to follow trust property or recover proceeds, or to obtain an account, are not barred by any limitation period when brought against a person in whom property is vested in trust for a specific purpose, or against that person's legal representatives or non purchasing assigns. Property in Hindu, Muslim or Buddhist religious or charitable endowments is treated as trust property and the manager is deemed the trustee for these purposes.
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Trustee claims: suits to trace trust property or obtain accounts are not barred by limitation periods under the Limitation Act.
Suits to follow trust property or recover proceeds, or to obtain an account, are not barred by any limitation period when brought against a person in whom property is vested in trust for a specific purpose, or against that person's legal representatives or non purchasing assigns. Property in Hindu, Muslim or Buddhist religious or charitable endowments is treated as trust property and the manager is deemed the trustee for these purposes.
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