Hindu Law: Hindu Charitable Endowments Act, 1951 Online Test

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Hindu Law: Hindu Charitable Endowments Act, 1951

Description: This quiz covers the key aspects of the Hindu Charitable Endowments Act, 1951, which regulates charitable endowments established by Hindus in India.
Number of Questions: 15
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What is the primary objective of the Hindu Charitable Endowments Act, 1951?

To regulate the administration of charitable endowments established by Hindus
To provide tax benefits to charitable institutions
To promote religious harmony among different communities
To ensure the proper utilization of funds donated for charitable purposes

Which of the following is not a type of charitable endowment covered under the Act?

Temples
Mosques
Dharamsalas
Educational institutions

Who is responsible for the administration of a charitable endowment under the Act?

The founder of the endowment
The trustees appointed by the founder
The government
The beneficiaries of the endowment

What are the powers and duties of the trustees of a charitable endowment?

To manage the property of the endowment
To invest the funds of the endowment
To distribute the income of the endowment to the beneficiaries
All of the above

What is the procedure for the removal of a trustee of a charitable endowment?

By a resolution passed by a majority of the beneficiaries
By an order of the court
By the founder of the endowment
By the government

What is the purpose of the Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Act, 1951?

To regulate the administration of charitable endowments established by Hindus
To provide tax benefits to charitable institutions
To promote religious harmony among different communities
To ensure the proper utilization of funds donated for charitable purposes

Which of the following is not a type of charitable endowment covered under the Act?

Temples
Mosques
Dharamsalas
Educational institutions

Who is responsible for the administration of a charitable endowment under the Act?

The founder of the endowment
The trustees appointed by the founder
The government
The beneficiaries of the endowment

What are the powers and duties of the trustees of a charitable endowment?

To manage the property of the endowment
To invest the funds of the endowment
To distribute the income of the endowment to the beneficiaries
All of the above

What is the procedure for the removal of a trustee of a charitable endowment?

By a resolution passed by a majority of the beneficiaries
By an order of the court
By the founder of the endowment
By the government

What is the purpose of the Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Act, 1951?

To regulate the administration of charitable endowments established by Hindus
To provide tax benefits to charitable institutions
To promote religious harmony among different communities
To ensure the proper utilization of funds donated for charitable purposes

Which of the following is not a type of charitable endowment covered under the Act?

Temples
Mosques
Dharamsalas
Educational institutions

Who is responsible for the administration of a charitable endowment under the Act?

The founder of the endowment
The trustees appointed by the founder
The government
The beneficiaries of the endowment

What are the powers and duties of the trustees of a charitable endowment?

To manage the property of the endowment
To invest the funds of the endowment
To distribute the income of the endowment to the beneficiaries
All of the above

What is the procedure for the removal of a trustee of a charitable endowment?

By a resolution passed by a majority of the beneficiaries
By an order of the court
By the founder of the endowment
By the government

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