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Arvind (Executive Director)     22 December 2013

Land not brought under ngo

A land worth crores of rupees is not brought under the asset of the non-governmental organisation. The founder president dies in 2007. A person who claims heir of the founder is trying to enter into an agreement deal with a business venture.

How to sop it?

In what steps can take to bring it under the NGO asset register?

Is there any punishment for hiding the land worth crores of rupees from the Audit Report?

The founder/president was died 5 years back. It is meant for service to the poor. What steps can take to stop it and bring back to the register of asset of the NGO?

Kindly inform

Arvind, Development Consultant,



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 2 Replies

Adv. Chandrasekhar (Advocate)     22 December 2013

If the land in question has been acquired by the deceased founder president through the financial sources of NGO, then the land belongs to the NGO and the legal heir does not have any right to sell it.  If that is the case, pass a resolution in NGO executive meeting and file a suit for declaration and  permanent injunction and also as interim relief file temporary injunction case to stop any illegal dispossession.

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     22 December 2013

Yes, properly opined by Adv. Mr.Chandrasekar.  Thus, if you are a development consultant of the NGO, this is how you have to deal with the case, take the help of a lawyer. Please make sure the rights and interests of the NGO in the properties left behind by the deceased founder


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