A V Vishal
(Expert) 27 April 2010
The nature of Trust has not been mentioned. Indian Trust Act, 1882 governs private or family trusts although various states have also enacted their own trust acts. Assuming that the registration was under the applicable trust act, with the authorities specified under the respective state's Act, any subsequent amendments also will have to be under a supplementary deed with the same registration formalities.
Raj Kumar Makkad
(Expert) 27 April 2010
resolution of trrustees, confirmation in the subsequent meeting, its certified copy, authority to get it inserted in the previous registered deed to any trustee, his representation with the registrar with complete documents, fee deposit in treasury of State. These are the steps in such matter. Amendment shall be inserted and it shall be better if after amended deed is re-written and is got attested from registrar.
ESTHERPRIYA
(Expert) 27 April 2010
Yes I accept that in case of private trust the Mr. Rajkumar's reply is substantial but in case of public trust, publication is also required in case the trustee or registered office or main objects etc is changed.
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