Bombay public trust act 1950
suresh phadkule
(Querist) 01 September 2011
This query is : Resolved
A property was donated in will to a religious mandir trust under the Act. The said property has been in continuous possession of the said trust. But the trustees have failed to get this property registered in the records of city surveyor. Trustees also do not have with them the original will-deed for getting registered this property now. My query is: whether any heir of the deceased widow can, now afer thirty years, have any claim to this property on the ground that the property is not in the name of the trust in the records of the city surveyor?
ajay sethi
(Expert) 01 September 2011
no widow cannot claim . the fact that trust has been in actual open and ocntinoous posession for over period of 30 years will result in title being vested on the trust .