Estate of Charles Rooking Carter
Background
The trust was established through the will of Charles Rooking Carter upon his death on 22 July 1986. The administration of the Trust was further clarified through the Carter Trust Act of 1961. The income accrued from the trust fund has been distributed to the Carter Society, with a $50 annuity paid to the Church of England Clergyman whose parish includes the borough of Carterton.
Carter Trust Amendment Bill 2024
Public Trust gives notice that it intends to promote a Private Bill to amend the Carter Trust Act 1961
The Bill’s objects are:
Amend the Will of the late Charles Rooking Carter to enable the winding up of the charitable trust (“Carter Trust”) established under the Will and the making of distributions by Public Trust as executor of the Will
Clarify the legal liability of Public Trust in respect of the charitable trust
Enable the Carter Society Incorporated to amend its Rules.
Read a copy of the Carter Trust Amendment Bill 2024 here.
Communication or notices for the promoter of this Bill can be sent to Stewart Vartan at [email protected]. You can also get in touch with us at 0800 371 471.
