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What is criminal breach of trust?
Dishonestly misusing property someone trusted you with — keeping it, spending it, or dealing with it against the terms you held it on. It can mean up to five years in prison, a fine, or both.
From the Act An executor who keeps the estate for himself, instead of dividing it as the will directs, has committed criminal breach of trust.
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