J.R.VIMULDALAL
Central Bank Executor & Trustee Co. Ltd. – Appellant
Versus
Hormusji Nusserwanji Madraswalla. – Respondent
2. By clause 2 of the said Deed of Settlement dated 22nd April 1942, the settlor provided that the net income of the trust estate was to be paid by the Trustees to himself for life. By clause 4 thereof, it was provided that from and after the death of the Settlor, the Trustees were to pay the net income to the Settlors sister Banubai, if she be then living, for the term of her natural life. Clause 5 of the said Deed provided that, from and after the death of the said Banubai, or in ease she predeceased the Settlor then, on the death of the Settlor, the Trustees were to divide the Trust premises into two equal parts and hold them upon certain trusts thereafter specified. Clause 6 provided that one of those parts was to be held in trust for the issue of the said Banubai, but if the said Banubai died without leaving any issue, the Trustees were to hold the same upon trust to pay the net income thereof to her husband for life,
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