(1) When the Deputy Commissioner, after due enquiry, is satisfied that a trust has made default in performing any duty imposed upon it by this Act, or by any order or rule made under this Act, he may, by an order in writing, duly supported with reasons, fix a period for the performance of the duty; and, should it not be performed within the period so fixed, he may appoint some person to perform it, and may direct that the expense thereof shall be paid, within such time as he may fix, by the trust.
(2) Should the expense be not so paid, the Deputy Commissioner may make an order directing the person having the custody of the balance of the trust fund to pay the expense, or so much thereof, as may from time to time be possible, from that balance in priority to all other charges against the same.
68. When the Deputy Commissioner makes any order under section 66 or section 67, he shall forthwith forward to the State Government a copy thereof, with a statement of reasons for making it and a copy to the Power to suspend any resolution or order.
Power to provide for performance of duties in case of default.
Action of Deputy Commissioner to be immediately reported.
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69. On receipt of order of the Deputy Commissioner made under section 67 or section 68, the trust may send explanation, if any, as it may wish to offer to the State Government with a copy thereof to the Deputy Commissioner.
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