If you want to oppose a scheme related to a charitable trust, you need to do something important. You must tell the Registrar, the trustees, and the Attorney-General in writing that you plan to oppose it. You have to do this at least 7 clear days before the court is set to hear about the scheme. This gives everyone time to prepare for the hearing. Remember, it's your responsibility to inform these people if you disagree with the scheme.
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Any person desiring to oppose the scheme shall, not less than 7 clear days before the date proposed for the hearing of the application by the court, give written notice of his intention to oppose the scheme to the Registrar and the trustees and the Attorney-General.
