alleryStart learning →How does Indian trust law differ from English law on ownership?
AIt recognizes double ownership
BIt gives ownership to the court
CIt does not recognize double ownership
DIt makes the trust a company
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. It does not recognize double ownership
Indian law does not recognize double ownership, so a beneficiary is not the equitable owner of trust property.
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