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Section 20: Charging of expenses

DMFT Rules 2025.06.12State Rules of Rajasthan · 1957

The trustees shall be entailed to charge the following expenses from the trust fund, namely:-

(i) all expenses incurred in the operation or execution of the trust and for the realization, preservation or benefit of the investments and assets comprising the trust fund and for the protection of the interests of the trust;

(ii) all expenses (including expenses incidental to execution and/or registration of any agreement or other deeds) incurred by trustees for obtaining the contributions and or any other resources, which may accrue;

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(iii) all expenses in connection with any legal proceedings by or against the trustee concerning the affairs of the trust including professional fees and costs of any legal advisor;

(iv) all legal and statutory expenses incurred in the operation or execution of the trust including all levies, duties and other charges paid/payable in connection with the affairs of the trust;

(v) all expenses in connection with the holding of its meetings and other proceedings as per the norms of the Government; and

(vi) the trustees shall not be entitled to any remuneration for their services.

Where this provision sits

ActDMFT Rules 2025.06.12
Section20
Marginal noteCharging of expenses
JurisdictionState of Rajasthan
StatusIn force as published by the source

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