What is the use case of the generic ViewMasterPage<T>?

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In ASP.NET MVC there are generic master views (ViewMaserPage<T>). But what is the purpose of them? As I see it, generic argument of master view and "slave" view must be equal and this constraints me to using the same model for all my views.

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