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Where a deed vested properties in trust in the defendant (1)...

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Where a deed vested properties in trust in the defendant
(1) firstly for the performance of certain charities out of the income and
(2) secondly for the division of the surplus amongst the plaintiffs in certain shares which of the two is a trust for a specific purpose within Section 10, Limitation Act, 1963?

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Correct Answer: Option B
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