Trust
Trust is an arrangement between three or more parties wherein one party (author) transfers the right to hold the title of property to another party (trustee) for the benefit of a third party (beneficiary). All across India, trusts are regulated by Indian Trust Act 1882 in order to provide legal protection to the beneficiaries of Trust. Trust can be classified as a Public Trust, the one whose beneficiaries include the public at large and Private Trust, the one whose beneficiaries include selected individuals. A Non-Government Organization (NGO) can get itself registered as a Public Trust.
Pre-requisite Documents required for Registration- PAN Card copy of all authors and trustees
- ID Proof copy of all authors and trustees
- Address Proof copy of registered office
- Trust Deed on Stamp Paper
- Memorandum of Association (MOA)
Our Registration Process Inclusions
- Registration related consultancy
- Collection of basic information and documents
- Choose the right name for Trust
- Drafting Trust Deed and MOA
- Stamp and Notarization of necessary documents
- Submission of Trust Deed with Registrar
- Procurement of Registration Certificate