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What is TRUST Registration
The formal process of Trust Registration involves officially
enrolling a trust under the Trusts Act of 1882. This crucial legal step ensures
the trust's acknowledgment and adherence to legal parameters, providing it with
legal validity and establishing its identity as an independent entity.
Creation Of Trust – Types
The creation of Trust depends on the three types of
individuals:-
• The trustier who
declares the confidence
• A trustee who
accept the confidence
• The beneficiary is
the individual who avails benefits from the Trust.
A trust is created when the property owner i.e. trustier,
transfers property to a person (trustee) to benefit the beneficiaries. The
settler is a primary member of the trust who has more power at the disposal
than trustees. The trustee cannot administer the trust for the sake of personal
interest. It is subjected to specific regulations prescribed by state law.
Trust’s Classification
Public Trust
As the name suggests, public trust is formed for the benefit of
the general public. In layman terms, the primary beneficiary is the general
public instead of a specific individual. The public trust is further divided
into two parts:
• Public Charitable
Trust
• Public Religious
Trust
Private Trust
Unlike a public trust, private trust is formed to benefit
families or individuals. Moreover, such trust is categorized into two parts:
• Private Trusts
whose heirs and their important offers both can be resolved
• Private Trusts
who’s both or either the heirs and their critical offers can’t be resolved
Although public and private trusts sound identical entities on
the surface, they bear some significant differences. The primary difference
between the two is that the private trust works in the direction of the
specific beneficiary/ beneficiaries. In contrast, the public trust works for
the benefit of the general public at large. In addition to that, the public
trust is administered by the board of trustees. Meanwhile, the private trust is
handled by the appointed trustees.
Now, let’s unfolds the topic further and find out what type of
Documents required for trust registration. Below is the documentation list that
one has to furnish to the relevant authority for the trust registration.
Trust Deed Encloses The Following Details
• Trust’s Motive
• The trustee and
settler’s basic details include name, occupational background, designation,
age, contact information, etc.
• The total number
of trustees.
• Address of the
Trust’s registered office.
• Trust’s proposed
name.
• Copy of the
identification proof of trustee and settler.
• Photos (passport
size) of trustees and settlers.
• No Objection
Certificate (NOC) from the owner of the property (thruster).
• Settler’s
signatures on every page of the trust deed
Important Note On The Foundation Of Trust In India
It should be noted that the minimum of two persons can lay down
the foundation of the Trust via trust deed. The trust deed is demonstrated on
the non-judicial stamp paper that worth 4% of trust property valuation. Such
documents seek the approval of the charities commissioner in the state of
Gujarat and Maharashtra. The individuals from the other states need to approach
the registrar to serve this purpose. The trust deed demonstrates the trust’s
intention, objective, and regulations. Well, that’s all about the Trust and
Documents required for trust registration.
Conclusion
In general, you don’t need to arrange a large pile of documents
to register a trust. The amount of documentation required in a trust
registration is relatively lower than other forms of registration. Also, the
process of trust registration is not stringent, either. The parties interested
in setting up a trust should clearly define the role and responsibilities to
avert future conflicts. Priyagroup shall be happy to serve you in case you need
any assistance in the process of Trust Registration. Our professionals would
ensure your seamless process at a minimum cost.
A trust can be formed as per Section 4 of Indian Trust Act 1882 for a lawful purpose; A trust should have a document written and signed by trustees or a sole trustee; A trust can be formed through a will also; There is no definite form to create a trust. Objectives of the trust should be clear and unambiguous.
Trust cannot be formed for the following purposes under Sec.4 of the Act: Unlawful purposes; Against provisions of Indian Trusts Act 1882 and rules made thereunder; If there are provisions for cheating etc. in the trust; If the trust is intended to cause loss or damage to one's property.
The following can form a trust under Sec.7 of the Indian Trusts Act 1882: A person capable of making contract can form a trust; Trust can be formed on behalf of minor with permission of Civil Court.
A trust can be cancelled on the following grounds as per Sec. 78 of the Indian Trust Act 1882: Trust can be cancelled at the will of the trustees; Trust can be cancelled if there is provision for cancellation in the deed. If author of a trust creates trust for the purpose of repayment of his debt and if this neither is nor informed to the creditor author can cancel the trust.
Yes, amendment can be made a rectification or supplementary deed.
The time taken to register a trust in India can vary, but it usually takes around 2-3 weeks.
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