How many sections are in The Maharashtra Public Trusts Act, 1950 (TMPTA)?

The The Maharashtra Public Trusts Act, 1950 (TMPTA) contains a total of 136 sections organized across 12 chapters. The chapters are: Chapter IP — reliminary — 13 sections; Chapter IIE — stablishment — 8 sections; Chapter IIICH — aritable Purposes and Validity of Certain Public Trusts — 5 sections; Chapter IVR — egistration of Public Trusts — 22 sections; Chapter VB — udget, Accounts and Audit — 4 sections; Chapter VA — Powers and Duties of, and Restriction on, Trustees — 4 sections; Chapter VICO — ntrol — 24 sections; Chapter VIIA — Special Provision as Respects Religious and Charitable Institutions and Endowments which vest in, or the Management of which vests in, the State Government. — 18 sections; Chapter VIIIP — ublic Trust Administration Fund — 5 sections; Chapter XO — ffences and Penalties — 5 sections; Chapter XIF — unctions of Charity Commissioner, Procedure, Jurisdiction and Appeals. — 13 sections; Chapter XIIMIS — cellaneous — 15 sections.

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What does TMPTA deal with?

The Maharashtra Public Trusts Act, 1950 (TMPTA) is an Indian legislation enacted in 1950 passed by the Parliament of India. An Act to regulate and to make better provision for the administration of public religious and charitable trusts in the State of Maharashtra. Read the complete bare act text with section-by-section navigation at Law on Tips.

What is the full form of TMPTA?

TMPTA stands for "The Maharashtra Public Trusts Act, 1950". It is an Indian legislation containing 136 sections across 12 chapters. You can read the complete TMPTA bare act with all sections at Law on Tips.

How many sections are in The Maharashtra Public Trusts Act, 1950 (TMPTA)?

The The Maharashtra Public Trusts Act, 1950 (TMPTA) contains a total of 136 sections organized across 12 chapters. The chapters are: Chapter IP — reliminary — 13 sections; Chapter IIE — stablishment — 8 sections; Chapter IIICH — aritable Purposes and Validity of Certain Public Trusts — 5 sections; Chapter IVR — egistration of Public Trusts — 22 sections; Chapter VB — udget, Accounts and Audit — 4 sections; Chapter VA — Powers and Duties of, and Restriction on, Trustees — 4 sections; Chapter VICO — ntrol — 24 sections; Chapter VIIA — Special Provision as Respects Religious and Charitable Institutions and Endowments which vest in, or the Management of which vests in, the State Government. — 18 sections; Chapter VIIIP — ublic Trust Administration Fund — 5 sections; Chapter XO — ffences and Penalties — 5 sections; Chapter XIF — unctions of Charity Commissioner, Procedure, Jurisdiction and Appeals. — 13 sections; Chapter XIIMIS — cellaneous — 15 sections.

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You can read the complete, updated text of The Maharashtra Public Trusts Act, 1950 (TMPTA) with all 136 sections for free at Law on Tips (lawontips.com). Each section includes the full legislative text with chapter-wise navigation.

What does TMPTA deal with?

The Maharashtra Public Trusts Act, 1950 (TMPTA) is an Indian legislation enacted in 1950 passed by the Parliament of India. An Act to regulate and to make better provision for the administration of public religious and charitable trusts in the State of Maharashtra. Read the complete bare act text with section-by-section navigation at Law on Tips.

What is the full form of TMPTA?

TMPTA stands for "The Maharashtra Public Trusts Act, 1950". It is an Indian legislation containing 136 sections across 12 chapters. You can read the complete TMPTA bare act with all sections at Law on Tips.

The Maharashtra Public Trusts Act, 1950 (TMPTA) - Complete Bare Act with All 136 Sections

Ch. IP

reliminary

S.1Short title, application and commencement S.2Definitions S.7Registration of public trusts S.27Change of trustees S.44Investment of trust property S.45Alienation of immovable property S.46Budget S.48Accounts S.49Audit S.62Recovery of possession S.63Penalties S.64Offences by trustees S.65Jurisdiction of courts

Ch. IIE

stablishment

S.3Charity Commissioner S.3AJoint Charity Commissioners.¬––S.4Qualifications for appointment of Charity Commissioner and Joint Charity Commissioner.––S.5Deputy and Assistant Charity Commissioners.––S.6Subordinate Officers.––S.6ACharity Commissioner and other officers to be servants of State Government.––S.6BCost of pay, pension, etc. of Charity Commissioner, etc., to be paid to Government out of the Public Trusts Administration Fund.––S.8Delegation.––

Ch. IIICh

aritable Purposes and Validity of Certain Public Trusts

S.9Charitable purposes.––S.10Public trust not to be void on ground of uncertainty.––S.11Public trust not void on ground that it is void for non charitable or non-religious purpose.––S.12Public trust not void on ground of absence of obligation.––S.13Public trust not void on failure of specific object or society etc., ceasing to exist.––

Ch. IVR

egistration of Public Trusts

S.14Regions and sub-regions.––S.15Public Trusts Registration Offices.––S.15APower to set up offices in district.––S.16Deputy or Assistant Charity Commissioner to be in charge of Public Trusts Registrations Office.––S.17Books, indices and registers.––S.18Registration of public trusts.––S.19Inquiry for registration.––S.20Findings of Deputy or Assistant Charity Commissioners.––S.21Entries in register.––S.22Change.––S.22AFurther inquiry by Deputy or Assistant Charity Commissioner.––S.22BRegistration of trust property in the name of public trust, which has already been registered, etc.––S.22CRegistration of particulars of immovable property of trusts already registered with certain officers and authorities.––S.23Procedure where trust property is situate in several regions or sub-regions.––S.24Stay of inquiry.––S.25Inquiry regarding public trust not to be held by more than one Deputy or Assistant Charity Commissioner.––S.26Entries in register to be made or amended in certain cases.––S.28Public trust previously registered under enactments specified in Schedule.––S.28ACopy of entries relating to property to be sent to sub-registrar.––S.29Public trust created by will.––S.30Notice of particulars of immovable property entered in register.––S.31Bar to hear or decide suits.––

Ch. VB

udget, Accounts and Audit

S.31ATrustees of certain trust to submit budget to Charity Commissioner.––S.32Maintenance of accounts.––S.33Balancing and auditing of accounts.––S.34Auditor’s duty to prepare balance sheet and to report irregularities etc.––

Ch. VA

Powers and Duties of, and Restriction on, Trustees

S.35Investment of public trust money.––S.36Alienation of immovable property of public trust.––S.36APowers and duties of, and restrictions on, trustees.––S.36BRegister of movable and immovable properties.––

Ch. VICo

ntrol

S.37Power of inspection and supervision.––S.38Explanation on report of auditor or on complaint.––S.39Report to Charity Commissioner.––S.40Power of Charity Commissioner to issue orders on report received under Section 39 or to remand matter, etc.––S.41Order of surcharge.––S.41APower of Commissioner to issue directions for proper administration of the trust.––S.41BPower to institute inquiries.––S.41CPersons (other than public trust) collecting moneys, etc., for religious or charitable purpose to inform Charity Commissioner of such collections forthwith etc.––S.41DSuspension removal and dismissal of trustees.¬¬––S.41EPower to act for protection of Charities.––S.42Charity Commissioner to be corporation sole.––S.43Maharashtra Charity Commissioner to be Treasurer of Charitable Endowments under Act VI of 1890.––S.47Power of Charity Commissioner to appoint, suspend, remove or discharge trustees and to vest property to new trustees.––S.50Suit by or against or relating to public trusts or trustees or others.––S.50APower of Charity Commissioner to frame, amalgamate or modify schemes.––S.51Consent of Charity Commissioner for institution of suit.––S.52Non application of sections 92 and 93 of Civil Procedure Code to public trusts.––S.52ASuit against assignee for valuable consideration not barred by time.––S.53Bequest under will for benefit of public trust.––S.54Dharmada.––S.55Cypres S.56Court’s power to hear application.––S.56APowers of trustee to apply for directions.––S.56BProceedings involving question affecting public charitable or religious purpose.––

Ch. VIIA

Special Provision as Respects Religious and Charitable Institutions and Endowments which vest in, or the Management of which vests in, the State Government.

S.56CProvisions of Chapter VII-A to apply to certain endowments.––S.56DVesting or transfer of management, of certain endowments.––S.56ECommittees of management.––S.56FTerm of office of members of committee.––S.56GDisqualification of membership.––S.56HPower of Government to appoint new member.––S.56IChairman and treasurer of committee.––S.56JMeeting of and procedure for committee.––S.56KPower of committee to appoint sub-committees.––S.56LSecretary and other officers of committee.––S.56MTerms and conditions of service of Secretary and other servants.––S.56NGeneral duties of committee.––S.56OAct of committee not invalid by reason of vacancy or defect.––S.56PPower of State Government to issue directions.––S.56QPower of Charity Commissioner to require duties of committee to be performed and to direct expenses in respect thereof to be paid from fund of committee, etc.––S.56RPurpose to supersede a committee.––S.56SPower to make regulations.––S.56TNon-application of certain provisions of this Act to endowments.––

Ch. VIIIP

ublic Trust Administration Fund

S.57Public Trusts Administration Fund.––S.58Contribution by public trusts to Public Trusts Administration Fund.––S.59Penalties as recovery of contribution.––S.60Application of Public Trusts Administration Fund.––S.61State Government to direct crediting of funds constituted under any Act in Schedule to Public Trusts Administration Fund constituted under this Chapter.––

Ch. XO

ffences and Penalties

S.66Penalties.––S.66APunishment for contravention of provisions of Section 36.––S.66BPunishment for contravention of provisions of section 41AA S.67Other offences.––S.67ACompounding of offence.––

Ch. XIF

unctions of Charity Commissioner, Procedure, Jurisdiction and Appeals.

Ch. XIIMis

cellaneous

S.78Charity Commissioner and other officers to be public servants.––S.79Decision of property as public trust property.––S.79ARecovery of costs and expenses incurred on legal proceedings by Charity Commissioner, etc.––S.79BCosts of proceedings before Courts including High Court.––S.79CCosts of proceedings before Charity Commissioner, etc.––S.79DCourt fee to be paid as prescribed by Schedule ‘B’.––S.80Bar of jurisdiction.––S.81Indemnity from suits and proceedings.––S.82Trial of offences under this Act.––S.83Previous sanction of Charity Commissioner necessary for prosecution.––S.84Rules.––S.85Repeal S.86Further repeals and savings consequent on commencement of Bombay XXIX of 1950 in other areas of State.––S.87Act not to apply to certain wakf to which Act XXIX of 1954 applies or to Gurudwara governed by Hyderabad Act XXXVII of 1956.––S.88Provision for removal of difficulties.––

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