Trusts Act 2025
sec.196Notice of application
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sec.196 Notice of application
The applicant must give written notice of the application to— if the applicant is the Attorney-General or a person authorised by the Attorney-General—the trustees of the charitable trust; or if the applicant is a trustee of the charitable trust— the Attorney-General; and any trustee of the trust who is not a party to the application; or if the applicant is a person, or charity, interested in the proper administration of the charitable trust— the Attorney-General; and the trustees of the trust. Also, the applicant must give written notice of the application to any other person or charity as directed by the court. (sec.196-ssec.1) The applicant must give written notice of the application to— if the applicant is the Attorney-General or a person authorised by the Attorney-General—the trustees of the charitable trust; or if the applicant is a trustee of the charitable trust— the Attorney-General; and any trustee of the trust who is not a party to the application; or if the applicant is a person, or charity, interested in the proper administration of the charitable trust— the Attorney-General; and the trustees of the trust. (sec.196-ssec.2) Also, the applicant must give written notice of the application to any other person or charity as directed by the court.
- (a) if the applicant is the Attorney-General or a person authorised by the Attorney-General—the trustees of the charitable trust; or
- (b) if the applicant is a trustee of the charitable trust— (i) the Attorney-General; and (ii) any trustee of the trust who is not a party to the application; or
- (i) the Attorney-General; and
- (ii) any trustee of the trust who is not a party to the application; or
- (c) if the applicant is a person, or charity, interested in the proper administration of the charitable trust— (i) the Attorney-General; and (ii) the trustees of the trust.
- (i) the Attorney-General; and
- (ii) the trustees of the trust.
- (i) the Attorney-General; and
- (ii) any trustee of the trust who is not a party to the application; or
- (i) the Attorney-General; and
- (ii) the trustees of the trust.