Charities Act 2022
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36 Costs incurred in relation to Tribunal proceedings etc
After section 324 of the Charities Act 2011 insert— Power to authorise costs to be incurred in relation to proceedings 324A (1) The Tribunal may make an authorised costs order on the application of a charity or charity trustees of a charity. (2) An authorised costs order is an order— (a) made in respect of proceedings brought, or proposed to be brought, before the Tribunal or on appeal from it, and (b) authorising payment out of the funds of the charity of costs falling within subsection (3). (3) Those costs are costs incurred, or to be incurred, in connection with the proceedings— (a) by the charity, (b) by its charity trustees, or (c) by any other person, so far as the charity or its charity trustees are ordered by the Tribunal or the court hearing the appeal to bear them.
36 Costs incurred in relation to Tribunal proceedings etc
After section 324 of the Charities Act 2011 insert— Power to authorise costs to be incurred in relation to proceedings 324A (1) The Tribunal may make an authorised costs order on the application of a charity or charity trustees of a charity. (2) An authorised costs order is an order— (a) made in respect of proceedings brought, or proposed to be brought, before the Tribunal or on appeal from it, and (b) authorising payment out of the funds of the charity of costs falling within subsection (3). (3) Those costs are costs incurred, or to be incurred, in connection with the proceedings— (a) by the charity, (b) by its charity trustees, or (c) by any other person, so far as the charity or its charity trustees are ordered by the Tribunal or the court hearing the appeal to bear them.
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