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Trust Registration<\/h2>\n <\/div>\n\n[vc_column_text css=””]<\/p>\n
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\u00a0Trust involves the conveyance of an asset, such as cash, shares, or other valuable items, from the owner to another individual. Trusts can be categorized into two types: Private and Public. A private trust is established for the advantage of a specific group of individuals, whereas a public trust is created for the benefit of the wider community.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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An Overview of Trust Registration in India<\/h5>\n
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\u00a0Establishing a non-governmental organization (NGO) is most effectively achieved through the formation of a Public Trust. This type of trust is dedicated to addressing issues such as poverty alleviation, education for disadvantaged groups, and medical assistance, in addition to its broader mission of fostering the arts, sciences, and literature. It is important to understand that trusts are irrevocable, meaning they cannot be altered or dissolved without court approval. Vakilsearch offers assistance in obtaining the trust registration certificate, requiring only a few documents, including a deed of trust and a rental agreement.<\/p>\n

In India, there is an absence of comprehensive legislation specifically addressing public trusts; however, certain states, such as Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu, have enacted their own public trust Acts.<\/p>\n

Online Trust Registration – An In-Depth Procedure<\/h4>\n

Vakilsearch facilitates the online registration of trusts through a straightforward process. The first step in this registration involves the trust’s founder, referred to as the “Author of the Trust” or the “Settlor of the Trust,” drafting a document that outlines the trust’s objectives and the responsibilities of the trustees in fulfilling these goals. This document, which encompasses all relevant information, is known as a Trust Deed, also referred to as a deed of trust.<\/p>\n

Following the establishment of the trust, an application for its registration must be submitted to the Registrar of Trust, accompanied by the Trust Deed or a deed of trust. Typically, the appropriate jurisdiction for registering the trust is the location of its registered office.<\/p>\n

Provisions of the Trust Deed.<\/h4>\n

The trust deed serves as the fundamental and most critical document of the trust, outlining the rationale for its establishment, its operational functions, and the procedures governing its management until its termination. The following are key provisions included in the Trust Deed:<\/p>\n