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Trust and Society (NGO)

Acceptance of the agreement

If I enter into an agreement with the public charitable trust saying I have Rs 5Cr in bank account and the trust has immediate enforceable vested interest over the movable property. The donor will not use the money and keep it for trust in his own name but the money and ownership of the money will be transferred to the trust after 20 years . Then what will be the chance that the trust will accept the money irrespective of its size- small, large and medium?

( Kolkata, West Bengal )

03-Jul-2026

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The information provided is insufficient to give a proper legal opinion. Whether a public charitable trust will accept such an arrangement cannot be determined as a matter of law. It will depend on the trust's trust deed, internal policies, objectives, financial governance, the terms of the proposed agreement, and the decision of its trustees.

The size of the proposed donation alone does not determine whether the trust will accept it. Each trust is free to decide whether to accept or decline a proposed gift or arrangement in accordance with its governing documents and applicable law.

You may consult a local lawyer or advocate to examine the proposed agreement and the relevant provisions of the trust deed.
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