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shiva shanker (Legal Officer)     10 August 2010

Indian Trust Act

Dear Friends,

I have one query to be solved. There is one registered at Chennai and another trust registered at Bangalore. Now, both the trust have merged with another trust at Hyderabad. As such, what is the course of action or legal formalities that the Chennai and Bangalore trusts must do with the concerned departments. Are there any particular forms/procedures to be followed, so as to defend any legal issue in future.

This is an urgent query to be solved. I hope, you will definitely provide to me the correct information at the earliest.

Thanks & regards

Shiva Shanker

 

 



 4 Replies

DEFENSE ADVOCATE.-firmaction@g (POWER OF DEFENSE IS IMMENSE )     14 August 2010

Your requirement is urgent hence no body has bothered to reply.

svr2112 (BPO employee)     15 August 2010

Your question is completely faulty, the Sherman Antitrust Act (Sherman Act was passed on July 2, 1890, It is named after Senator John Sherman, an Ohio Republican, chairman of the Senate Finance Committee.

 

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Trademark (Test)     16 November 2010

Correct.

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Trademark

Waqas Teach   26 March 2025

  • Check the trust deeds of the Chennai, Bangalore, and Hyderabad trusts to ensure that the merger is permissible.

  • If the deeds do not allow for a merger, amendments may be required.

  • Consider the applicable laws under the Indian Trusts Act, 1882 (for private trusts) or respective state laws on charitable/public trusts.


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