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trust Registration

The Indian Trust Act 1882 governs all registered Trusts in India and facilitates the legal provisions for the same. The Trust is usually referred to as a legal arrangement where the Trust’s owner transfers the property to the concerned Trustee (aka beneficiary). The object of the Trust is to ensure the seamless transfer of the Trustor’s assets among the beneficiaries as per the clauses cited in the Trust deed.

A trustee, selected by the grantor, is liable for administering the Trust & finally distributing his/her assets to the designated beneficiaries selected by the grantor when the Trust is set up. Heir, family members, or charity are some common beneficiaries of the Trust in India

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A trust functions on the objective of eradicating poverty, providing education to the underprivileged and offering medical relief apart from the generalized aim of promoting arts, science and literature. It is to be noted that trusts are irrevocable which means they cannot be amended or terminated without the permission of the court

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Documents Required

  • A completely drafted trust deed

  • Pan Card Copy (Mandatory)

  • ID Proof (Any one) – Driving License/ Voter ID/ Passport Copy/ Aadhaar Card

  • Address Proof – Latest Bank Statement/ Latest Telephone or Mobile Bill/ Latest Electricity Bill.(MUST be less than 30 days old)

  • Passport Size Photograph

  • Two Witnesses

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documents required (registered office)

  • NOC - No Objection Certificate from the Owner of the Property

  • Address Proof - Latest Telephone Bill or Mobile Bill/ Gas Bill/ Electricity Bill (MUST be less than 30 days old)

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