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Trusts Act 2025
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sec.197 Orders
The court may make any of the following orders in relation to the charitable trust— an order giving directions about the administration of the trust; an order requiring a trustee to carry out the trust; an order requiring a trustee to comply with a scheme approved in relation to the trust, whether under this part or otherwise; an order requiring a trustee to satisfy the trustee’s liability for a breach of the trust; an order about costs; an order about another matter that the court considers just.
- (a) an order giving directions about the administration of the trust;
- (b) an order requiring a trustee to carry out the trust;
- (c) an order requiring a trustee to comply with a scheme approved in relation to the trust, whether under this part or otherwise;
- (d) an order requiring a trustee to satisfy the trustee’s liability for a breach of the trust;
- (e) an order about costs;
- (f) an order about another matter that the court considers just.