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Trust Matter MPT act u/s50A appeal
01-Feb-2023 (In Wills / Trusts Law)
Dose the assistant charity commissioner can change the mode of succession of trustee is hereditary to forming new scheme u/s50a appointing totally new first board of trusties. Can challenge this order to appellant authority please provide Satiation details
Yes, The Assistant Charity Commissioner can change the mode of succession of trustees.
Yes, Under Sec 50 A of Bombay Public Trusts Act, 1950, The Assistant Charity Commissioner can form a new scheme under which he has the powers to appoint & constitute a new Board of trustees for the first time.
Yes, you can challange this order of Assistant Charity Commissioner within Sixty Days from the date of such order passed by the Assistsnt Charity Commissioner.
The scheme framed under subÂsection (1) or subÂsection (2) or modified
under subÂsection (3) of Sec 50 A of Bombay Public Trusts Act, 1950 shall, subject to the decision of the competent court under
section 72, shall take effect as a scheme settled or altered, as the case may be,
under a decree of a Court under section 50.
Yes, Under Sec 50 A of Bombay Public Trusts Act, 1950, The Assistant Charity Commissioner can form a new scheme under which he has the powers to appoint & constitute a new Board of trustees for the first time.
Yes, you can challange this order of Assistant Charity Commissioner within Sixty Days from the date of such order passed by the Assistsnt Charity Commissioner.
The scheme framed under subÂsection (1) or subÂsection (2) or modified
under subÂsection (3) of Sec 50 A of Bombay Public Trusts Act, 1950 shall, subject to the decision of the competent court under
section 72, shall take effect as a scheme settled or altered, as the case may be,
under a decree of a Court under section 50.
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