In any, case in which it apears to the Official Trustee that the circumstances of a trust proposed to be administered by him are, or probably will be, such as to render his duties in relation thereto exceptionally onerous, he may charge a special fee in respect of the performance of such duties, in addition to the fees payable in pursuance of these rules; and the Official Trustee may make the payment of, or agreement to pay, such special fee a condition of his accepting a trust. A statement of special fees charged by the Official Trustee under this rule shall be submitted to Government every halfyear in Schedule ‘A’ as set forth in Appendix II to these rules along with the copies of Schedules which he is required to submit under rule 12.
5 1[“6A. Remission of fees.—In any case in which it appears to the Official Trustee that the circumstances of a trust proposed to be administered by him are or will be such as to render his duties in relation thereto exceptionally simple or that the trust is made for a charitable purpose or for an object of general public utility, he may, with the previous sanction of the State Government, remit wholly or in part the fees payable under rule 5 in respect of such trust.”]