Section 71
of International Trusts Order, 2000
Section 71
(1)
If and so far as a contrary intention is not expressed in the trust instrument, and subject to the terms of that instrument, the trustees of an authorised purpose trust shall have power at their absolute discretion –
(a)
to allocate capital and income among different purposes of the trust; and
(b)
to devise and determine the methods to be used to carry out the purposes of the trust.
(2)
If the trust instrument of an authorised purpose trust does not allocate capital or income among different purposes of the trust, or if the trustees fail to exercise a power to do so, the Court may make such an allocation as in its opinion best fulfils the intent of the settlor.
(3)
If the trust instrument of an authorised purpose trust does not state any specific, precise and certain method of carrying out any stated purpose, or if the trustees fail to exercise a power to devise and determine such methods trustees may use, or the Court may order the use of the method or methods that, in their or its opinion, best fulfil the intent of the settlor.
Applications to the Court for enforcement.