Section 5 of CART Act : Section 5: Procedure On Petition

Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where a group of individuals who are beneficiaries of a trust that supports education for underprivileged children suspect that the trust's funds are not being properly used. One of the concerned individuals, Mr. Sharma, decides to take action and files a petition under section 3 of The Charitable and Religious Trusts Act, 1920, to the local court.

The court reviews the petition and, after preliminary examination, believes that the trust in question falls under the Act and that Mr. Sharma has a legitimate interest as a beneficiary. The court then schedules a hearing and notifies the trustee of the trust, along with Mr. Sharma and any other parties that may be affected, about the date of the hearing.

On the hearing day, Mr. Sharma pr...

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