Section 72
of International Trusts Order, 2000
Section 72
(1)
The Court may make such orders as it considers just and appropriate for the appointment of an enforcer or the enforcement of an authorised purpose trust.
(2)
Such orders may be made on the application of –
(a)
any person appointed by or under the trust instrument to enforce the trust;
(b)
the settlor, unless the trust instrument provides otherwise;
(c)
a trustee of the trust;
(d)
a protector of the trust; or
(e)
the Attorney General.
(3)
Where any costs are incurred by an applicant in connection with any application under subsection (2), the Court may make such order as it considers just as to the payment of those costs out of the assets of the trust.
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(4)
At any time after the commencement of any such application the Court may make such pre-emptive orders as it thinks fit for the applicant to be indemnified out of the trust assets against any costs and expenses of or incidental to the application that the applicant may thereafter incur or be ordered to pay to other parties.
Rights to information in connection with applications.