Chartered Accountants
Chartered Accountants
Annual publication of list of properties vested in Treasurer A Treasurer of Charitable Endowments shall cause to be published annually in the Official Gazette at such time as the appropriate Government may direct, a list of all properties for the time being vested in him under this Act and an abstract of all accounts kept by him under sub-section (2) of the last foregoing section.
Section 9 – Charitable Endowments Act, 1890 Read More »
(1) Subject to the provisions of this Act, a Treasurer of Charitable Endowments shall not, as such Treasurer, act in the administration of any trust whereof any of the property is for the time being vested in him under this Act. (2) Such Treasurer shall keep a separate account of each property for the time being so vested in so far as property consists of securities for money, and shall apply the property or income thereof in accordance with the provision made in that behalf, in the vesting order under section 4 or in the Scheme, if any, under section 5, or in both those documents. (3) In the case of any property so vested other than securities for money, such Treasurer shall, subject to any special order which he may receive from the authority by whose order the property became vested in him, permit the persons acting in the administration of the trust to have the possession, management and control of the property and the application of the income thereof, as if the property had been vested in them.
Section 8 – Charitable Endowments Act, 1890 Read More »
Exercise by Governor General in Council of powers of Local Government [ Omitted by the A.O. 1937.]
Section 7 – Charitable Endowments Act, 1890 Read More »
Mode of applying for vesting orders and schemes (1) The application referred to in the two last foregoing sections must be made,— (a) if the property is already held in trust for a charitable purpose, then by the person acting in the administration of the trust, or, where there are more persons than one so acting, then by those persons or a majority of them; and (b) if the property is to be applied in trust for such a person, then by the person or persons proposing so to apply it. (2) For the purposes of this section the executor or administrator of a deceased trustee of property held in trust for a charitable purpose shall be deemed to be a person acting in the administration of the trust.
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Jaipur, the capital city of Rajasthan, is known all over the world for its palaces, medieval forts, and cultural festivals. With time, the city has beautifully amalgamated its age-old culture with modern infrastructure. Now, you can see modern bikes and cars running on the well-maintained roads of the city. If you are zooming around in your vehicle in Jaipur, you need to follow certain rules. One such regulation is possessing a valid Driving Licence (DL) to drive/ride motor vehicles. Thus, DL holders must renew their licence before its expiry to keep it active. Validity of Driving Licence The validity of the driving licence is given below: S.No Type of Vehicle Validity 1. Transport Vehicle 3 years 2. Non-Transport Vehicle 5 years Note: If driving Licence expired more than 5 years ago, a new driving test would be conducted for renewal of the License. Documents Required opy of applicant’s medical certificate. Proof of age: Any valid government-issued document like Aadhar card, PAN card, passport, voter ID card etc. have to be enclosed. Address proof: passport, driving licence, electricity bill, phone bill, lease agreement etc. Passport size photographs of the applicant have to be furnished. Copy of valid permanent driving licence has to be submitted. In the case of the address change, a permanent licence holder should update the same within one month at the RTO/RTA. Also, the person can visit the RTO office, which issued the original licence or at the nearest regional office or can apply online to modify the address. If the permanent driving licence holder has relocated to another state, then the licence holder from another state also has to submit a copy of NOC issued. Offline Application Procedure A driving license can be renewed using the form no. 9 that the applicant needs to fill with the required details and submit at the Regional Transport Office (RTO) along with the documents required to update or renew the driving license. This application form will be checked by the concerned authority of the RTO to understand the specifics of the applicant current driving license. A renewed driving license can be downloaded from online or can also be obtained from your nearby RTO office. Online Application Procedure Step 1: The applicant needs to access the official portal of Sarathi, Ministry of Road Transport & Highways. Step 2: Select the respective state from the list of the state shown Step 3: Click on “Apply Online” and select “Renewal of Driving Licence” to apply for driving licence renewal. Step 4: On the next page, read the following instructions carefully and click on the “Continue” button to proceed further. Step 5: Now, enter the details of driving license number, date of birth, category of driving licence holder, state, RTO and Pincode and then click on the “Proceed” button. Step 6: The details of the driving licence page is shown to verify the details displayed and click on “Confirm” button to proceed. Step 7: Select the required service and click on the “Proceed” button, then data accepted successfully message will be shown. Step 8: The acknowledgement form will be generated with the applicant details and the service requested (Renewal of Driving License) and click on the “Proceed” button to proceed further. Step 9: Click on “Upload Documents” button to upload the required documents and click on the “Next” button. Step 10: Press the “Ok” button to continue for uploading the documents. Step 11: Select the address proof from the documents list, upload the same and click on the “Submit” button. Step 12: Select the “Fee Payment” and click on “Next” to make the fee payment. Step 13: In the application fee window, calculate the fee and select the bank from bank or gateway and provide the captcha and click on “Pay Now” for continuing the payment process. Step 14: Upon successful payment, the acknowledgement message for payment successful will be shown. Click on the “Print Receipt” button to generate payment receipt. FAQs Can I use my Aadhaar Card as proof of address for DL renewal in Jaipur? Yes, you can provide a copy of your Aadhaar Card as proof of address while applying for DL renewal in Jaipur. When do I need to present a Medical Certificate for private vehicle DL renewal in Jaipur? For non-transport or private vehicles, a Medical Certificate is required only if you are applying after the age of 40 years.
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Schemes for administration of property vested in the Treasurer (1) On application made as hereinafter mentioned, and with the concurrence of the person or persons making the application, the appropriate Government, if it thinks fit, may settle a scheme for the administration of any property which has been or is to be vested in the Treasurer of Charitable Endowments, and may in such scheme appoint, by name of office, a person or persons, not being or including such Treasurer, to administer the property. (2) On application made as hereinafter mentioned, and with the concurrence of the person or persons making the application, the appropriate Government may, if it thinks fit, modify any scheme settled under this section or substitute another scheme in its stead. (3) A scheme settled, modified or substituted under this section shall, subject to the other provisions of this section, come into operation on a day to be appointed by the appropriate Government in this behalf, and shall remain in force so long as the property to which it relates continues to be vested in the treasurer of Charitable Endowments or until it has been modified or another such scheme has been substituted in its stead. (4) Such a scheme, when it comes into operation, shall supersede any decree or direction relating to the subject-matter thereof in so far as such decree or direction is in any way repugnant thereto, and its validity shall not be questioned in any Court, nor shall any Court give, in contravention of the provisions of the scheme or in any way contrary or in addition thereto, a decree or direction regarding the administration of the property to which the scheme relates: Provided that nothing in this sub-section shall be construed as precluding a Court from inquiring whether the Government by which a scheme was made was the appropriate Government. (5) In the settlement of such a scheme effect shall be given to the wishes of the author for the trust so far as they can be ascertained, and, in the opinion of the appropriate Government, effect can reasonably be given to them. (6) Where a scheme has been settled under this Section for the administration of the property not already vested in the Treasurer of Charitable Endowments, it shall not come into operation until the property has become so vested.
Section 5 – Charitable Endowments Act, 1890 Read More »
Order vesting property in treasurer 1) Where any property is held or is to be applied in trust for charitable purpose, the appropriate Government, if it thinks fit, may, on application made as hereinafter mentioned, and subject to the other provisions of this section, order, by notification in the Official Gazette, that the property be vested in the treasurer of Charitable Endowments on such terms as to the application of the property or the income thereof as may be agreed on between the appropriate Government and the person or persons making the application, and the property shall thereupon so vest accordingly. (2) When any property has vested under this section in a treasurer of Charitable Endowments, he is entitled to all documents of title relating thereto. (3) [Omitted by the A.O. 1937] (4) An order under this section vesting property in a treasurer of Charitable Endowments shall not require or be deemed to require him to administer the property, or impose or be deemed to impose upon him the duty of a trustee with respect to the administration thereof.
Section 4 – Charitable Endowments Act, 1890 Read More »
Definition of “appropriate Government” etc In the subsequent provisions of this Act, “the appropriate Government” means, as respects a Charitable Endowment, the object of which do not extend beyond a single State and are not objects to which the executive authority of the Central Government extends, the Government of the State, and as respects any other Charitable Endowments the Central Government.
Section 3A – Charitable Endowments Act, 1890 Read More »
Appointment and incorporation of treasurer of Charitable Endowments (1) The Central Government may appoint an officer of the Government by the name of his office to be Treasurer of Charitable Endowments for India, and the Government of any State may appoint an officer of the Government by the name of his office to be Treasurer of Charitable Endowments for the State. (2) Such Treasurer shall, for the purposes of taking, holding and transferring moveable or immovable property under the authority of this Act, be a corporation sole by the name of the Treasurer of Charitable Endowments for India or, as the case may be, the State, and, as such Treasurers shall have perpetual succession and a corporate seal, and may sue and be sued in his corporate name.
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Definition Explore the steps for setting up a business in Rajasthan, including registration, legal requirements, and available incentives.
Section 2 – Charitable Endowments Act, 1890 Read More »