Rajendra Gupta vs The Corporation Of Chennai on 15 September, 2011
Author: R.Banumathi
Bench
following Section 50-A of the BPTA which deals with the dissolution of trust, FDCB property cannot be vested with CNI. Thus, the learned Civil ... cannot be treated or cannot be given effect to the dissolution of the trust without taking any steps in accordance with the provisions
merger cannot be treated or can give effect to the dissolution of the Trust. In the matrix of the facts, we hold that without taking ... Section 50-A of the BPT Act which deals with the dissolution of trust, FDCB property cannot be vested with CNI. Thus, the learned Civil
transfer or creation of trust shall be null and void.
31. Sub-section (4) of Section 7 indicates that any dissolution of
marriage ... enter
into disputed question of fact touching alienation or creation of trust,
dissolution of marriage, claim of adoption to see whether such a
dissolution
transfer or creation of trust shall be null and void.
31. Sub-section (4) of Section 7 indicates that any dissolution of
marriage ... enter
into disputed question of fact touching alienation or creation of trust,
dissolution of marriage, claim of adoption to see whether such a
dissolution
assessee trust came into existence under a deed of trust executed on 21st August 1980 with effect from 7th August 1980. The trust along with ... business of the firm was taken over by the trust; and the trust as proprietor of the business, continued to carry on the business upto
Charat Ram. He requests that the true beneficiary of the Trust till its dissolution as envisaged in the Trust Deed is Defendant No. 1 since ... Trustee and his resistance and opposition to the premature dissolution of the Trust (well before 99 years and even in the life time
which lays down as
follows:
"105. Ultimate dissolution of Trust, and transfer of its assets and liabilities to the
Municipal Board. -
(1) When ... trust, if there is such condition that the fund/properties of any trust
would vest in the State Government upon dissolution, it cannot be considered
contribution
or donations to the trust or any trustee or manager of this
Trust and in the event of dissolution of the Trust the trust ... purpose of trust. Therefore, in the absence of any transfer of money
on the trust by the founder, no trust could have come into existence
trust'
trust' by way of duly sworn affidavit wherein the
relevant facts with regard to the history of the trust were recorded ... arising there from upon trust from time to time were possessed
by the trust fund and such income of the trust fund could be applied