Section 63: General powers of Court

63. General powers of Court (1) On the application of any person having an interest in the trust, the Court may— (a) make an order in respect of— (i) the execution, administration or enforcement of a trust; (ii) a trustee, including an order as to the exercise of any functions of the trustee, the appointment or the removal of a trustee, the remuneration or conduct of a trustee, the keeping and submission of accounts, and the making of payments whether into Court or otherwise; (iii) a beneficiary, or any other person connected with a trust; or (iv) any trust property, including an order as to the vesting, preservation, application, surrender or recovery thereof; (b) make a declaration as to the validity or enforceability of a trust; or (c) rescind or vary an order or declaration under this Act, or make a new or further order or declaration. (2) Where the Court appoints or removes a trustee under this section— (a) it may impose such requirements and conditions as it thinks fit, including requirements and conditions as to the vesting of trust property; (b) subject to the Court’s order, a trustee appointed by the Court shall have the same functions, and may act in all respects, as if he had been originally appointed a trustee.