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Charitable institutions can be formed by executing a Trust Deed. Trust deed is executed between a settlor and one or more of trustees. A settlor is who creates the Trust for some charitable purpose whereas the Trustees are the people who manage the trust. The settlor generally appoints the Trustees who can effectively run and manage the activities of the Trust according to the objectives of it. The following clauses are generally included in the Trust Deed:
- Creation of Trust
- Registered Office
- Trustees
- Objectives of the Trust
- Benefits of the Trust
- Properties of the Trust
- Power of the Trustees
- Roles and Responsibilities
- Appointment of Trustees
- Cessation of Trusteeship
- Meetings
- Accounts and Audit
- Bank account
- Amendments to the Trust Deed
- Application of Income of the Trust Fund
- Remuneration to the Trustees
- Activities of the Trust
- Dissolution of the Trust