law: Indian Trusts Act, 1882 
  68. Liability of beneficiary joining in breach of trust 
  Where one of several beneficiaries- 
  (a) joins in committing breach of trust, or
  (b) knowingly obtains any advantage there from, without the consent
  
  of the other beneficiaries, or
  (c) becomes aware of a breach of trust committed or intended to
  
  be committed, and either actually conceals it, or does not within a reasonable
  
  time take proper steps to protect the interests of the other beneficiaries, or
  (d) has deceived the trustee and thereby induced him to commit a
  
  breach of trust,
  the other beneficiaries are entitled to have all his beneficial
  
  interest impounded as against him and all who claim under him (otherwise than
  
  as transferees for consideration without notice of the breach) until the loss
  
  caused by the breach has been compensated.
  When property has been transferred or bequeathed for the benefit
  
  of a married woman, so that she shall not have power to deprive herself of her
  
  beneficial interest, nothing in this section applies to such property during
  
  her marriage.