Home |  Members Login | Members Sign up | Tell a Friend | Contact Us | Lawyers Login
 
REQUEST A LAWYERREQUEST ONLINE LEGAL HELP
(Click, for online assistance)
(10:00 AM to 5:00 PM)
(In your area for your legal help) (On your legal issue by one of our experts)
New Delhi-Mumbai-Bangalore-Chennai-Ahmedabad-Pune-Hyderabad-Vodorada-Coimbetore-Kolkata etc.
TRUST

             Home

  Gateway to India
  Global Connections
  Consultation
  
New Laws
  Legal Helpline
  Drafts & Deeds
  Bare Acts
  Indian Law Made Easy

Indian Law Made Easy

Business/Commercial Law
Consumer Rights
Property & Real Estate
Criminal Law
Tax Laws
Marriage & Divorce
Corporate Law
Inheritance
Intellectual Property
Environmental Law
Labour Law
Adoption
 

PRIVATE, PUBLIC AND RELIGIOUS TRUSTS

The trust may be private, public, charitable or religious in nature.

  • A trust is termed private in nature if it is created for the benefit ofspecific individuals that is, individuals who are defined and ascertainedindividuals or who within a definite time can be definitely ascertained

  • If however, the trust is created for the benefit of an uncertain andfluctuating body of persons who cannot be ascertained any point of time,for instance the public at large or a section of public following aparticular religion, profession or faith, the trust is termed as publictrust. Such a trust is generally a non-profit venture with charitableobject and in such cases it is also referred to as the charitable trust.

  • A trust created for religious purposes is termed as a religious trust andit can be either a private or a public trust. A religious endowment madevia trustees to a specified person is a private trust and the one to thegeneral public or a section thereof is a public trust.

A public trust is normally permanent or at least indefinite in duration.But a private trust does not work in perpetuity and essentially getsterminated at the expiry of purpose of the trust or happening of an eventor at any rate twenty one year after the death of the last transfereeliving at the time of the creation of the trust.

 
Private,Public and religious trusts
Private Trust
Trustee / Beneficiary Of A Private Trust
Modes Of Creating A Private Trust
Trust Property
Trustee Of A Private Trust - Rights And Powers
Breach Of Trust
Reimbursement Of Expenses And Over-Payment
Removal Of The Trustee
Transfer Of Trust Property By The Beneficiary
Documents And Accounts Of Trust Property
Discharge Of A Trustee
Appointment Of A New Trustee
Extinction & Revocation Of Trusts
Public, Charitable And Religious Trusts
Religious Trusts
Wakf
Tax Exemptions
Incomes Not Exempted

Consultation Chamber // Legal Helpline // Live Help // Drafts & Deeds // Bare Acts // Gateway to India // Global Connections // New Laws // Indian Law-Made Easy // Member Sign up // Recommend to Friends // About Us // Contact Us

© copyright 2000-2003, Helplinelaw.com
About Helplinelaw.com     Terms of USE

This web site is designed for general information only. The information presented at this site should not be construed to be formal legal advice nor the formation of a lawyer/client relationship. Persons accessing this site are encouraged to seek independent counsel for advice regarding their individual legal issues or consult one of the experts online.