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Trust, Wakf society
Download templates for Trusts, Waqf, and non‑profits: trustee appointments, school/medical/temple trusts, waqf deeds (family/public), revocation, disclaimers, and Section 8 MoA.
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Quick Overview
All templates are provided for reference and should be reviewed by legal professionals before use.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Trust, Wakf society legal templates
What types of templates are included in Trust, Waqf society?
Drafts cover appointment of a new trustee, trust declarations for schools, medical aid, and temples, endowment deeds, trust revocation and trustee disclaimers, Waqf deeds (family/public), and Section 8 non‑profit company MoA/notice.
What is the difference between a public charitable trust, a Waqf, and a Section 8 company?
A public charitable trust is created by trust deed for charitable objects; a Waqf is a permanent endowment under Islamic law for religious/family/public purposes; a Section 8 company is a non‑profit incorporated entity with MoA/AoA governed by the Companies Act.
When should the ‘Appointment of a New Trustee’ deed be used?
Use it when a trustee resigns, dies, is removed, or an additional trustee is needed per the trust deed or applicable law, ensuring proper vesting/transfer of trust property and updated governance.
What essentials must a trust deed for running a school include?
Objects centered on education, governance structure, trustee powers, application of income to objects, no private benefit, property schedule, bank operation, audit, dissolution, and compliance for education board/12A/80G if sought.
How is a Waqf deed (Wakf alal aulad or public) drafted?
Define the waqif (settlor), dedicate property in perpetuity, specify beneficiaries (family/public), mutawalli appointment and powers, management and income application, registration/notification with Waqf Board, and bar on alienation except as permitted.
What is a Deed of Revocation of Trust and when is revocation allowed?
It dissolves a revocable trust if the deed permits or law allows; irrevocable charitable trusts are generally not revocable except as provided or by court/authorities in limited circumstances.
What is a trustee disclaimer and why endorse it on the trust deed?
A disclaimer records that a nominated trustee declines to act, preventing unintended fiduciary duties; endorsing a short disclaimer on the deed preserves clarity and aids future appointments.
What are key clauses in a temple trust or endowment deed?
Religious/charitable objects, deity/temple management, rituals/maintenance, trustee succession, donation handling, asset register, audit, bar on personal benefit, and disposal of assets upon dissolution in favor of similar objects.
How do Section 8 non‑profit MoA and promoter notice drafts help?
They provide model objects and compliance statements for incorporation, and a promoter notice format for stakeholder intimation as part of the registration and governance process.
What compliance steps follow execution of trust or waqf deeds?
Pay stamp duty and register the deed if immovable property is involved, obtain PAN, open bank account, keep accounts and audits, apply for 12A/80G (trusts) or register with the Waqf Board (waqf), and adhere to state/board regulations.