Document background
The Certificate Of Fact Trust Authority is a crucial document in Indian trust administration that serves to authenticate and verify specific facts about trustee authority and powers. This certificate is commonly required when trustees need to demonstrate their authority to third parties, such as banks, government authorities, or property registrars. It is governed by the Indian Trusts Act, 1882, along with other relevant legislation such as the Registration Act and Indian Stamp Act. The document typically includes detailed information about the trust's establishment, trustee appointments, specific powers granted, and relevant trust deed provisions. It's particularly valuable in situations involving property transactions, financial dealings, or legal proceedings where formal proof of trustee authority is required.
