(b) it is necessary or desirable to act for the purpose
of protecting existing or future trust property or securing a proper
application, for the purpose of the charitable trust, of existing or future
trust property,
the Court may, without limiting any other powers of the Court,
make one or more of the orders specified in subsection (2).
(2) The orders
which may be made by the Court are as follows:
(a) an order removing any or
all trustees of the charitable trust,
(b) an order appointing a person as a
trustee of the charitable trust,
(c) an order precluding the employment or
engagement of a person in the affairs of the charitable trust,
(d) an order
directing any bank or person who holds property of the charitable trust not to
part with the property without the approval of the Court or the Attorney
General (or a person authorised by the Attorney General) or of some other
person,
(e) an order restricting the transactions which may be entered into
or the nature or amount of the payments which may be made, in the
administration of the charitable trust, without the approval of the Court or
the Attorney General (or a person authorised by the Attorney General) or of
some other person,
(f) an order appointing a receiver of the property of the
charitable trust,
(g) an order which is necessary or convenient to be made
for giving effect to an order referred to in this subsection.
(3) A person
appointed by order of the Court under this section as a receiver of the
property of a charitable trust:
(a) may require the trustees to deliver to the
receiver any property of which the person has been appointed receiver or to
give to the receiver all such information concerning that property as may
reasonably be required, and
(b) may acquire and take possession of any
property of which the person has been appointed receiver, and
(c) may deal
with any property that the person has acquired or of which the person has
taken possession in any manner in which the trustees might lawfully have dealt
with the property, and
(d) has such other powers and duties in respect of the
property as the Court specifies in the order.
(4) Nothing in the terms of any
charitable trust precludes the Court from making any order it is empowered by
this section to make or affects the operation of any such order.
(5) In this
section and section 8,
"misconduct or mismanagement" includes the remuneration of persons acting in
the affairs of the charitable trust concerned, or for other administrative
purposes, by payments which are excessive in relation to the duties of the
persons so acting.
