TRUSTEE ACT 1936 - SECT 60
TRUSTEE ACT 1936 - SECT 60
60—Applications to Supreme Court
(1) In every case of a
breach of any trust or supposed breach of any trust created for charitable
purposes, or whenever the direction or order of the Supreme Court shall be
deemed necessary for the administration or management or to the advantage or
benefit of any trust created for charitable purposes, it shall be lawful for a
person referred to in subsection (2) to apply to the Supreme Court,
stating such breach or supposed breach, or the grounds upon which such
direction or order is necessary, as the case may be, and seeking such relief
as the nature of the case may require.
(2) An application may
be made by any of the following persons:
(a) the
Attorney-General; or
(b) a
trustee of the trust; or
(c) a
person who is named in the instrument establishing the trust as a person who
is entitled to, or may, receive money or other property for the purposes of
the trust; or
(d) a
person who is named in the instrument establishing the trust as a person who
must, or may, be consulted by the trustees before distributing or applying
money or other property for the purposes of the trust; or
(e) a
person who has in the past received money or other property from the trustees
for the purposes of the trust; or
(f) a
person of a class that the trust is intended to benefit; or
(g) any
other person who satisfies the Court that he or she has a proper interest in
the trust.