Bombay public trust act 1950

suresh phadkule (Querist) 10 August 2011 This query is : Resolved
BPT Act 1950 does not speak of de jure and de facto trustees. However, a de jure trustee is a person who is appointed one and de facto is a person who carries the function of trust under some arrangement. My query is: Whether a trustee or trustee board appointed by the Charity Commissioner under Sec.50(a) of the Act while framing a scheme for the trust, becomes de facto trustee or trustee board as the case may be, after expiry of tenure of appointment? If so, what would his/its rights and liabilities if the trustee/trustee board continues to function after expiry of that tenure?

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DEFENSE ADVOCATE.-firmaction@g (Expert) 10 August 2011
Law does not define all the terms , this is just a procedural problem . Till alternative arrangements are made de fecto continues to work.

Parties agitated have to move the CC for alternative arrangements.

Raj Kumar Makkad (Expert) 10 August 2011
All rights and liabilities of de jure trustee are available to such de facto trustees except decision on police matters.

niranjan (Expert) 10 August 2011
If scheme is framed by the CC,in that case there must be a method of appointing new trustee and you have to go according to the scheme.

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