Section 79: Notice of suits, etc., by Courts.

(1) In every suit or proceeding relating to a title to or possession of property of trust or endowment, or the right of a trustee or administrator or beneficiary, the Court shall issue notice to the Board at the cost of the party instituting such suit or proceeding. (2) Whenever any property of trust or endowment, is notified for sale in execution of a decree of a Court or for the recovery of any revenue, charges or taxes due to the Government, any local authority, any statutory Board or any Government Company, notice shall be given to the Board by the Court, Collector or other person under whose order the sale is notified. (3) In the absence of a notice under sub-section (1), any decree or order passed in the suit or proceeding shall be deemed to be void, if the Board, within one month of its coming to know of such suit or proceeding, applies to the Court in this behalf. (4) In the absence of a notice under sub-section (2), the sale shall be deemed to be void, if the Board, within one month of its coming to know of the sale, applies in this behalf to the Court or other authority under whose order the sale was held.