WAKF LAWS

'Wakf' means the permanent dedication by a person profession Islam of any immoveable or moveable property for any purpose recognised by the Muslim Law as Pious, religous or charitable.

      This publication deals with the vast aspects of Wakf Act, 1995.

Brief view of the Contents

• Preliminary survey of Wakfs.
• Recovery of costs survey.
• Power of Tribunal to determine disputes regarding Wakf.
• Establishment and Constitution of the Central Wakf Council.
• Finance of Council.
• Power of Central Government to make Rules.
• Registration of Wakfs.
• Establishment of Boards and Compositions.
• Notification of change in registered Wakf.
• Duties of Mutawallis and their removal change in the morgovil of wakf to be notified.
• Recovery of the amount determined under Sec. 33.
• Wakf Funds & Judicial Proceedings.
• Constitution of Tribunals etc.
• Appointment of a Receiver in certain cases.
• Ban to the enforcement of right on behalf of unregistered wakfs.
• Definition of Wakfs.