The Bombay Public Trust Act - 1950

[Dipak Karia]

Sir, 

Can anyone pl. provide appeal format U/s. 70 to the Charity Commissioner - Gujarat. If, any benefit for conodonation of delay available. pl. provide. Also how to pay fees of appeal.

Regards

Dipak Karia & Co.

Dhoraji - kariadr at the rate of yahoo.com 

[DR.MARIAPPAN GOVINDARAJAN]

Dear Sir,

No condonation is available under Bombay Public Trust Act, 1950 for belated appeal.   The fees payable is Rs.100/-

Regards,

M. Govindarajan

[Dipak Karia]

Thanks Sir,

if you have appeal format U/s. 70 of BPT Act; 1950, Pl. Send to me

[DR.MARIAPPAN GOVINDARAJAN]

Dear Sir,

There is no form prescribed to file appeal under Section 70 of the Act.   Rule 37(1) provides that  every appeal to the Charity Commissioner against the finding or order of a Deputy or Assistant Charity Commissioner shall be preferred in the form of a memorandum signed by the appellant or his pleader. The memorandum shall set forth, concisely and under distinct heads, the grounds of objections to the findings or order appealed from without any argument or narration and such grounds shall be numbered consecutively.

Regards,

M. Govindarajan

 

[Dipak Karia]

Thanks Sir

AI Summary

Appeal procedure under Bombay Public Trust Act requires a signed memorandum with concise numbered grounds; delays not condoned. Appeals under the Bombay Public Trust Act must be presented as a signed memorandum (no prescribed printed form) stating concisely, under distinct numbered heads, the grounds of objection without argument or narration. No condonation of delay is available for belated appeals, and the prescribed filing fee must be paid with the memorandum to meet the procedural requirements for appeals to the Charity Commissioner.