Section 92 of ISA : Section 92: Implied Gift To Objects Of Power In Default Of Appointment

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Explanation using Example

Section 92 of The Indian Succession Act, 1925, comes into play when a will grants someone the power to decide how to distribute certain property but does not specify what happens if that power is not used. In such cases, the property is divided equally among the potential beneficiaries.

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