Lawgist14Indemnity to Government and treasurer
No suit shall be instituted against the Government in respect of anything done or purporting to be done under this Act, or in respect of any alleged neglect or omission to perform any duty devolving on the Government under this Act, or in respect of the exercise of, or the failure to exercise, any power conferred by this Act on the Government, nor shall any suit be instituted against a treasurer of Charitable Endowments except for divesting him of property on the ground of its not being subject to a trust for a charitable purpose, or for making him chargeable with or accountable for the loss or misapplication of any property vested in him, or the income thereof, where the loss or misapplication has been occasioned by or through his willful neglect or default.
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- 1 Title, extent and commencement
- 2 Definition
- 3 Appointment and incorporation of treasurer of Charitable Endowments
- 3A Definition of “appropriate Government”, etc
- 4 Orders vesting property in treasurer
- 5 Schemes for administration of property vested in the treasurer
- 6 Mode of applying for vesting orders and schemes
- 7 [Omitted.]
- 8 Bare trusteeship of treasurer
- 9 Annual publication of list of properties vested in treasurer
- 10 Limitation of functions and powers of treasurer
- 11 Provision for continuance of office of treasurer in certain contingencies
- 12 Transfer of property from one treasurer to another
- 13 Power to make rules
- 14 Indemnity to Government and treasurer
- 15 Saving with respect to Advocate General and Official Trustee
- 16 [Omitted.]
