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Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana Judicial Codes
Approved: 1998; Last amended: 2004
RESOLUTION No. 2000 - 04
Re: Enactment of procedural mechanism to implement Coushatta Judicial Code Title 9, Section 10, Full Faith and Credit.
WHEREAS, the Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana is a sovereign Indian Nation and is recognized as such by the United States of American; and
WHEREAS, the Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana is empowered by its sovereign status to exercise Legislative, Executive and Judicial powers; and
WHEREAS, the Coushatta Tribal Council is the duly elected governing body of the Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana; and
WHEREAS, the Coushatta Tribe is in need of a procedural mechanism to implement tribal law regarding the recognition and enforcement of foreign orders and judgments;
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Coushatta Tribal Council hereby adopts and enacts a procedure for "Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Orders and Judgments" arising out of the Coushatta Judicial Code Title 9, Section 10, Full Faith and Credit, and extends the authority of the Coushatta Judicial Codes and Coushatta Tribal Court to recognize and enforce all foreign orders and judgments according to tribal law adopted hereby;
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED that this procedure shall become effective for all purposes on February 29, 2000.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, that this procedure shall be incorporated into the Coushatta Judicial Code during its next publication and printing.
This resolution was duly acted upon by the following council members at a meeting held on February 29, 2000, with a quorum present.
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LOVELIN PONCHO, Chairman
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BERTNEY LANGLEY, Secretary/Treasurer
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TITLE 9A, Chapter 1
9A.1.01 Purpose.
The purpose of this chapter is to provide the procedural mechanism to implement Coushatta Judicial Code Title 9, Section 10, Full Faith and Credit, which states as follows:
Full faith and credit shall be given by the Coushatta Court in civil actions to the judgments of Federal courts and to any State or tribal courts which are courts of record and which accord, pursuant to agreement agreement or otherwise, full faith and credit to the judgments of the Coushatta Court.
9A.1.02 Policy.
It is the policy of the Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana to promote justice, to encourage better relations between Federal courts, State and tribal courts and the Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana, and to encourage reciprocal action by federal, state and tribal courts. This policy and chapter applies to judgments and orders issued by Federal courts, courts of record of the State of Louisiana and courts of record from other states and of the courts of federally recognized Indian nations, tribes or bands, including courts of Indian offenses.
9A.1.03 Definitions.
(a) "Issuing Court" - a federal, tribal or state court that issued the original order or judgment for which full faith and credit is being sought.
(b) "Enforcing Court" - a tribal or state court that recognizes and enforces a foreign judgment or order.
9A.1.04 Recognition.
The judicial orders and judgments of federal courts, tribal courts of federally recognized Indian nations, tribes or bands, including courts of Indian offenses, and state courts of record, unless objected to, are recognized and have the same effect and are subject to the same procedures, defenses, and proceedings as judgments of the Coushatta Tribal Court.
Recognition shall be granted, unless objected to, if the Coushatta Tribal Court is satisfied that the following conditions are present:
1) The issuing court had personal and subject matter jurisdiction;
2) The order or judgment was obtained without fraud, duress, or coercion;
3) The order or judgment was obtained through a process that afforded fair notice and a fair hearing;
4) The order or judgment does not contravene the public policy of the Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana;
5) The order or judgment is final under the laws and procedures of the issuing court.
9A.01.05 Procedures.
Judgments or orders filed for recognition under this chapter are subject to the notice of filing, stay of enforcement, and fee provisions.
1) Notice of filing:
a) At the time of filing of the foreign judgment, the judgment creditor or the judgment creditor's lawyer shall make and file with the clerk of court an affidavit setting forth the full name, occupation, place of residence and last known mailing address of the judgment debtor, to the best of affiant's information and belief, and if the debtor has a known street address, or residence number, or both, it must be given. This subsection does not apply to any case where judgment is taken against a corporation, limited liability company, copartnership, public official, or party sued in a representative capacity. Failure to file such affidavit, or the filing of a defective or insufficient affidavit, does not invalidate the foreign judgment filed, but recognition shall be stayed until the affidavit is filed or the defective or insufficient affidavit is cured.
b) Promptly upon the filing of a foreign judgment and the affidavit, the clerk shall mail notice of the filing of the foreign judgment to the judgment debtor at the address given and shall make a note of the mailing in the docket. The notice must include the name and mailing address of the judgment creditor and the judgment creditor's lawyer, if any. In addition, the judgment creditor may mail a notice of the filing of the judgment to the judgment debtor and may file proof of mailing with the clerk. Lack of mailing notice of filing by the court clerk shall not affect the enforcement proceedings if proof of mailing by the judgment creditor has been filed.
c) No execution or other process for enforcement of a foreign judgment filed hereunder may issue until ten days after the date the judgment is filed.
2) Stay:
a) If the judgment debtor shows the Coushatta Tribal Court that an appeal from the foreign judgment is pending or will be taken, or that a stay of execution has been granted, the court shall stay enforcement of the foreign judgment until the appeal is concluded, the time for appeal expires, or the stay of execution expires or is vacated, upon proof that the judgment debtor has furnished the security for the satisfaction of the judgment required by the court in which it was rendered.
b) If the judgment debtor shows the Coushatta Tribal Court any ground upon which enforcement of a judgment should be stayed, the court shall stay enforcement of the foreign judgment for an appropriate period, upon requiring security for satisfaction of the judgment which is required by the Coushatta Judicial Code.
3) Fee:
Any person filing a foreign judgment shall pay to the clerk of court a $25.00 filing fee.
9A.1.06 Jurisdiction.
Foreign judgments and orders granted full faith and credit shall be enforced as if issued by the Coushatta Tribal Court. Enforcement of such judgments and orders shall apply to all persons within the territorial boundaries of the Coushatta Indian Reservation. Employees shall be deemed to have consented to jurisdiction of the Coushatta Tribal Court for the purposes of enforcement of the chapter through employment with the Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana or any entities owned or operated by the Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana.
9A.1.07 Immunity.
The Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana and any entities owned or operated by the Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana, and any employee of the Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana who enforces a foreign judgment or order granted Full Faith and Credit by the Coushatta Tribal Court shall be immune from suit in any civil action arising from a claim arising for such enforcement action.
9A.1.08 Hearing.
Either party may request a hearing before the Coushatta Tribal Court. Notice of the hearing date and time shall be provided to the other party.
9A.1.09 Appeal of Trial Court Decision.
Either party may appeal the trial court's decision according to the procedures for appeal provided for by the Coushatta Judicial code. The prevailing party may be awarded actual damages, costs and attorney's fees.
9A.1.10 Jury.
In all actions under this chapter neither party may elect trial by jury.
9A.1.11 Exception.
This chapter does not apply to those orders or judgments to which federal law requires that tribes grant full faith and credit recognition.
9A.1.12 Domestic Violence Protection Orders Exempt.
This chapter does not apply to orders for protection for domestic violence. Enforcement of domestic violence protection orders shall be enforced according to the provisions provided for in the Domestic Violence chapter of the Coushatta Judicial Code.
9A.1.13 Severability.
If any provision of this chapter or its application to any person or circumstance is held invalid, the remainder of this chapter, or the application of the provision to other persons or circumstances is not affected, and to this end the provisions of this chapter are declared to be severable.Back to Table of Contents


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The University of Wisconsin-Superior will cancel Winterfest, reduce some building hours, and leave vacant jobs unfilled as it seeks ways to make up a proposed $700,000 loss in state support caused by the recently announced state budget lapse.
The Wisconsin Department of Administration announced Oct. 14 that the University of Wisconsin System would lose $65.6 million in taxpayer support over the next two years to help cover a shortfall or "lapse" in the state budget. UW-Superior's share of the lapse is $700,290 this year, followed by a $298,176 loss next year.
To cover the lapse during the current fiscal year, Chancellor Renée Wachter directed all university offices and departments to determine ways to reduce spending.
"I am asking our staff and faculty to make many difficult decisions about how we can reduce spending to cover the state's budget lapse," Wachter said. "We already lost $1.9 million in state support under this year's state budget. We hope that the lapse will be a one-time reduction in spending and not affect future state funding for UW-Superior and the UW System."
"Our goal, as always, is to minimize the effect these state spending cuts have on students. Unfortunately, our campus and community will feel their impact in this latest round of reductions," she added.
The Department of Administration has directed the University of Wisconsin System to absorb 38 percent of the state's overall $174.3 million lapse even though the UW System typically represents 7 percent of the state's tax-dollar spending. Placing a disproportional share of the burden on the university system would negate the 5.5 percent tuition increase that the UW System Board of Regents approved last summer to maintain quality in the face of state funding cuts. Students, many of whom are first-generation students and holding one or more jobs to pay for college, would bear the brunt of subsidizing the state budget shortfalls.
To cover UW-Superior's portion of the budget lapse, staff and faculty are combing the campus budget for items that could be trimmed while trying to minimize the erosion of program quality.
Preliminary cuts include canceling the popular Winterfest, which each year has drawn more than 2,000 community members to campus for the free event. Other reductions include eliminating subsidies for activities such as a summer theater camp for high school students, reducing operating hours for some campus buildings, leaving vacant faculty and staff positions unfilled and cutting back on employee travel for professional development and training.
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The budget reductions along with the proposed budget lapse of $998,466 over two years will mean UW-Superior is losing $4.7 million in state support over two years.
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Section 11
Income of charitable/religious trusts
'Property' - meaning of
'Property' signifies every possible interest and includes business - 'Property' is a term of the widest import, and subject to any limitation or qualification which the context might require, it signifies every possible interest which a person can acquire, hold and enjoy. 'Business' would undoubtedly be 'property', unless there is something to the contrary in the enactment. There is nothing in the language of section 11 which restricts in any manner the normal and accepted meaning of the word 'property' and which excludes business from its connotation - J.K. Trust v. CIT/CEPT [1957] 32 ITR 535 (SC).
Book debt is 'property' - A credit in the books of account can be 'property' with regard to which a trust can be created - CIT v. Trustees of Sreeram-Surajmull Charity Trust [1971] 79 ITR 649 (Cal.).
Religious offerings are not 'property' - Offerings received by a religious teacher from his disciples would not constitute "property held under trust" - Swami Narsingh Giri v. CIT [1971] 79 ITR 544 (All.).
Exploitation rights are 'property' - The right to exploit space on either side of an overbridge for advertisements is a "property" - A.J. Patel v. CIT [1974] 97 ITR 683 (Bom.).
'Other legal obligation' - Meaning of
Settlement of income in favour of another trust is covered - The words 'or other legal obligation' cover a case in which the trustees of the original settlement are bound to pay income to other trustees who in their turn are bound to apply it for purposes which are religious or charitable - Vallabhdas Karsondas Natha v. CIT [1947] 15 ITR 32 (Bom.)/Sree Sree Iswar Gopal Jew v. CIT [1950] 18 ITR 743 (Cal.).
'Legal obligation' cannot be separated from 'property' - Section 11 does not apply to a case where a trust or legal obligation is not created on any property, but only the income derived from any particular property or source is set apart and charged for a charitable or religious purpose. The expression 'legal obligation' cannot be separated from "property" itself, inasmuch as law enjoins that such property must be held under a trust or other legal obligation, and not the fund derived therefrom - CIT v. P.K. Barooah [1970] 77 ITR 967 (Assam).
Religious purpose
If dedication is total and debutter is absolute, minor expenses on allied aspects are not relevant - Where there is an out-and-out dedication to an idol, the reservation of a moderate portion of the income of the endowed estate for the remuneration of the shebait would not invalidate the endowment either as a whole or to the extent of the income so reserved. The quantum of expenditure on the various items is not so decisive of the character of the debutter as absolute or partial, as the accent on and subjective importance of the purposes, in the setting of the totality of commands and cherishments. If, on a consideration of the totality of terms, on sifting the more essential from the less essential purposes, on sounding the depth of the donor's wishes to find whether his family or his deity were the primary beneficiaries, and on taking note of the language used, if the vesting is in the idol, an absolute debutter can be spelt out. But if the grant is to the heirs with a charge on the income for the performance of pujas, the opposite inference is inevitable - CIT v. Sri Jagannath Jew [1977] 107 ITR 9 (SC).
Creation of trust
Formal deed is not necessary - A formal deed is not necessary to constitute a trust, still less to constitute a legal obligation binding the trustees, the council and the members inter se - All India Spinners' Association v. CIT [1944] 12 ITR 482 (PC).
No technical words are necessary - A trust may be created by any language sufficient to show the intention and no technical words are necessary and it may even be created by the use of words which are primarily words of condition. The only requisites which must be satisfied are that there should be purposes independent of the donee to which the subject-matter of the gift is required to be applied and an obligation on the donee to satisfy those purposes - CIT v. Tollygunge Club Ltd. [1977] 107 ITR 776 (SC).
Wakfs and endowments are included - A trust under the Indian law would include Moslem wakfs and Hindu Endowments - Trustees of the 'Tribune', In re [1939] 7 ITR 415 (PC).
Power of revocation/alteration should not be incorporated - A deed of trust that qualifies for exemption under section 11 cannot have any stipulation reserving any power to revoke or alter the terms of the trust deed, because that would lend to the trust the character of a revocable trust attracting the provisions of sections 61 and 63 - Naresh Sengupta Foundation v. CIT [1994] 207 ITR 340 (Cal.).
Registration is not compulsory - For purposes of section 11, there is no requirement under the law that a trust should be registered under the Societies Registration Act - CIT v. Arya Vysya Kalyana Nilaya Sangam [1986] 159 ITR 324 (AP).
Who controls the funds is not relevant - The matter of management of the fund is not an essential matter for the purpose of defining 'charitable purpose' so as far as the Income-tax Act is concerned. What is essential for the Act is whether it 'enures to the benefit of the public' or not, whoever may control the fund. - Smt. Ganeshi Devi Rami Devi Charity Trust v. CIT [1969] 71 ITR 696 (Cal.).
Objects of the trust
All the objects must be considered - Whether a trust is for charitable purpose is to be determined by reference to all the objects for which the trust has been brought into existence. The proposition that what should be taken into consideration is the activity actually conducted by the assessee and, not what is open to it under the provisions of its memorandum of association cannot be agreed to. If would be a different case where one or more of the stated objects were never intended to be undertaken - Dharmaposhanam Co. v. CIT [1978] 114 ITR 463 (SC).
Words used by settlor are decisive - In order to find out whether the relevant clauses of a trust deed create a public charitable trust or not, one has to go by the express words employed by the trust deed. - CIT v. Kamla Town Trust [1996] 84 Taxman 248/217 ITR 699 (SC).
Name given to the trust is not relevant - From the fact that the institution bears the name of a private person, the nature of the trust cannot be determined to be a private one. It is the object of the trust that has to be looked into - CWT v. H.E.H. The Nizam's Supplemental & Religious Endowment Trust [1973] 89 ITR 80 (AP).
Trust deed should contain broad objectives - The crux of the statutory exemption under section 11(1)(a) is not the income earned from property held under the trust but the actual application of the said income for religious and charitable purposes. It was, therefore, necessary to indicate in the trust deed the broad objectives for which the income derived from the property was to be utilised - Gangabai Charities v. CIT [1992] 63 Taxman 501/197 ITR 416 (SC).
Choice given to trustees is not relevant - A trust for charitable purposes does not become invalid if the choice of the specific charitable objects to be benefited is left to the trustees, nor is to be condemned as invalid or illusory, if, by the language of the deed, the trustees are given an absolute discretion to apply the fund at such time as they may think fit or retain it so long as they choose - CIT v. Sardar Bahadur Sardar Indra Singh Trust [1956] 29 ITR 781 (Cal.).
Element of altruism must be present - Before an institution can be held to be charitable, there must be an element of altruism, that is to say, the beneficiaries must not be able to claim the benefit - Chamber of Commerce v. CIT [1936] 4 ITR 397 (All.).
Absence of personal/pecuniary benefit is no criterion - The mere fact that the members of a society are not entitled for any personal or pecuniary benefit or advantage does not automatically render the society a charitable institution. Unless positive requirements of law are satisfied, the society cannot be regarded as a charitable institution - Hyderabad Race Club v. CIT [1985] 153 ITR 521 (AP)(FB).
Dominant object should be charitable, and not profit-making - What is necessary to be considered is whether having regard to all the facts and circumstances of the case, the dominant object of the activity is profit-making or carrying out a charitable purpose. If it is the former, the character of the purpose would not be lost. - CIT v. Sivakasi Hindu Nadars Uravinmurai [1996] 217 ITR 118/86 Taxman 290 (Mad.).
Rectification of trust deed
Even founder or Court cannot delete objects originally spelt out - It is well-established that once a trust has been founded with certain objects, those original objects cannot be deleted even by the founder of trust, even though it is possible to add some other charitable objects without detriment to original objects. Even a Court cannot do it under section 92 of the Code of Civil Procedure - Sakthi Charities v. CIT [1984] 149 ITR 624/[1990] 182 ITR 483 (Mad.).
Civil Court can rectify a trust deed - It cannot be said that a Civil Court suffers from lack of inherent jurisdiction to rectify a trust deed, on the ground that the condition precedent for invoking the jurisdiction under section 26 of the Specific Relief Act (i.e., mutual mistake on the part of the parties to the document) is absent in the case of a trust deed, inasmuch as there are no two parties in an instrument of trust. - CIT v. Kamla Town Trust [1996] 84 Taxman 248/217 ITR 699 (SC).
Rectified trust deed cannot be ignored by Assessing Officer - When a rectified trust deed under section 26 of the Specific Relief Act is pressed in service before the income-tax authorities in assessment proceedings concerning the relevant assessment years, the ITO will have to interpret such rectified instrument for finding out its legal effect. It will not be open to the ITO to refuse to look at such rectified instrument of trust and to insist that the trustees of the trust should ignore the said rectified objects and should stick to the instrument as it existed prior to its rectification. The ITO will have to take the instrument as it exists in its actual amended form when it is pressed into service for framing the assessment concerning the relevant assessment year in which such rectified instrument holds the field - CIT v. Kamla Town Trust [1996] 84 Taxman 248/217 ITR 699 (SC).
Income - Meaning of
"Income" must be understood in commercial sense, and not as 'total income' as assessed - It is not the 'total income' as would be assessed by the ITO that is relevant for the purpose of investing the funds of the trust or assessing the income of the trust. Taking into account the purpose for which the conditions of section 11(1)(a) are imposed, it would be clear that 'income' to be considered will be that which is arrived at in the context of what is available in the hands of the assessee subject to an adjustment of any expenses extraneous to the trust - CIT v. P.S.G. & Sons Charities 1996 Tax LR 477 (Mad.). See also - CIT v. Programme for community organisation [1997] 228 ITR 620 (Ker.).
Refund of income-tax is not 'income from property held under trust' - Refund of income-tax can by no stretch of imagination be held as income derived from property held under the trust, and hence will not be covered under section 11(2) - CIT v. Hamdard Dawakhana (Wakf) [2002] 120 Taxman 186 (Delhi).
Heads of income under section 14 have no relevance and question of allowing statutory deductions will not arise - The 'income' contemplated by the provisions of section 11 is the real income and not the income as assessed or assessable. Since the income from property held under trust has to be arrived at in a normal commercial manner and when the income from property held under trust as such is excluded, there is no scope of computing the income from property by applying the provisions of section 14 of the Act. Therefore, the question of allowing any statutory deductions as contemplated by the different provisions of the Act dealing with different heads of income in computing the income accumulated does not arise when the trust loses the benefit of accumulation - Director of Income-tax v. Girdharilal Shewnarain Tantia Trust [1993] 199 ITR 215/71 Taxman 150 (Cal.).
Deemed income (tax deducted at source) must be excluded - CBDT Circular 5-P/LXX-6 dated 19-5-1968 makes it clear that the word 'income' in section 11(1)(a) must be understood in a commercial sense. Thus, deemed income (i.e., tax deducted at source) is not to be taken into account for determining the 'application' or 'accumulation' of income - CIT v. Jayashree Charity Trust [1986] 159 ITR 280 (Cal.).
Depreciation as per normal rules of accountancy must be allowed - 'Income' referred to in section 11(1)(a) is to be computed not in accordance with the provisions of the Act, but in accordance with the normal rules of accountancy, under which depreciation has to be allowed while computing the income - CIT v. Sheth Manilal Ranchhoddas Vishram Bhavan Trust [1992] 198 ITR 598 (Guj.).
Taxes like income-tax and wealth-tax must be excluded - Payments of income-tax or wealth-tax made in a year are outgoings and constitute expenditure of the trust, and are therefore liable to be excluded from the income of the trust in the year of payment for the purposes of section 11(1) - CIT v. Trustee of H.E.H. Nizam's Supplemental Religious Endowment Trust [1981] 127 ITR 378 (AP)/CIT v. Ganga Charity Trust Fund [1986] 162 ITR 612 (Guj.)/CIT v. Janaki Ammal Ayya Nadar Trust [1985] 153 ITR 159 (Mad.).
Amounts returned by beneficiaries must be included - Section 11(1) itself contains sufficient indication to treat moneys received by a trust from its beneficiaries as income of the trust. Under this sub-section, only the income spent on charitable or religious purposes is excluded from the total income of the trust and when that amount is returned by the beneficiaries of the trust, the receipt in the hands of the trust can only be its income of the years in which it is received; it cannot have any different character. This is also the tenor of Circular dated 24-1-1973 issued by the CBDT - CIT v. Cutchi Memon Union [1985] 155 ITR 51 (Kar.).
Salaries and other administrative expenses must be allowed - Expenditure on salaries and miscellaneous expenses for purpose of carrying out objects and purposes of the trust can be considered as application of income for charitable purpose - CIT v. Birla Janahit Trust [1994] 208 ITR 372/73 Taxman 465 (Cal.).
Expenditure on earning dividend must be apportioned - Where the quantum of expenditure for carrying out the objects and purposes of the trust and the expenditure made to earn income from dividend had not been separately allocated or determined, the assessee would be entitled to the benefit of the said expenditure incurred for the purpose of carrying out objects and purposes of the trust only, but any expenditure incurred for earning the income from dividend would not qualify as amount spent for carrying out objects and purposes of the trust - CIT v. Birla Janahit Trust [1994] 208 ITR 372/73 Taxman 465 (Cal.).
Legal expenses are allowable - The same principle as applies to allowability of expenses for defence in a criminal proceeding emanating in the course of carrying on a trade shall also apply to expenses on defence that a charitable institution may have to incur for the defence of any of its founders or trustees getting involved in criminal prosecution in the course of carrying out the objects of the trust. Hence, legal expenses incurred by a charitable institution for depending its president from criminal charges are allowable as a permissible deduction while computing its income - Ananda Marga Pracharaka Sangha v. CIT [1994] 76 Taxman 88 (Cal.).
Application of income
Section 11(1)(a) and section 11(2) - If section 11(1)(a) has been fully exploited and there is still accumulated income left to be dealt with, sub-section (2) of section 11 can be pressed in service and if it is complied with, such additional accumulated income beyond 25 per cent or Rs. 10,000 whichever is higher, can also earn exemption under section 11(2) - Addl. CIT v. A.L.N. Rao Charitable Trust [1995] 83 Taxman 252/216 ITR 697 (SC).
The accumulated income which is exempt under section 11(1)(a) need not be invested in the Government securities. It is only in respect of any additional accumulated income beyond 25 per cent that, if the assessee wants exemption of this additional accumulated income also, the assessee is required to invest the additional accumulated income in the manner laid down in section 11(2) after following the procedure laid down therein - S.RM.M.CT.M. Tiruppani Trust v. CIT [1998] 96 Taxman 635 (SC).
Purpose need not be confined to taxable territories - In view of the absence of the words 'in India' in section 11(1)(a), it is immaterial for the purpose of that clause whether the charitable or religious purposes are confined to taxable territories or not. It is sufficient if the income is spent in India and, to that extent, that income will be exempt under that clause - Trustees of H.E.H. The Nizam's Pilgrimage Money Trust v. CWT/CIT [1988] 171 ITR 323 (AP).
'Applied' need not be equated with 'spent' - It is not correct to equate the word 'applied' with the word 'spent'. If the Legislature intended that the amounts should actually be spent, there was nothing preventing it from using that word - CIT v. Trustees of H.E.H. The Nizam's Charitable Trust [1981] 131 ITR 497 (AP).
The word 'applied' does not necessarily mean 'spent'. Even if the amount has been earmarked for the purposes of the institution and allocated, it may be deemed to have been applied - CIT v. Radhaswami Satsang Sabha [1954] 25 ITR 472 (All.).
Effect of making 'provision' - Where an amount was set apart as provision in the accounts of the assessee and the finding of fact was that the amount was not actually applied for charitable or religious purposes, assessee would not be entitled to exemption under section 11 in respect of that amount - Nachimuthu Industrial Association v. CIT [1999] 235 ITR 190 (SC).
Recovery of any outstanding in any form is not application of income - Where the assessee recovers an outstanding, it cannot be stated that it has applied the income of the trust for charitable purposes. The asset, as it is sometimes called, is 'in mean or in malt'. The change of its shape or form involves no application of income for charitable purposes. Purchase of a building in discharge of a debt due to the assessee-trust could not be said to be an application of income for charitable purposes, even if the building was to be used for charitable purposes - CIT v. S.RM.CT.M. Thiruppani Trust [1982] 134 ITR 555 (Mad.).
Expenditure can be even on capital purposes except those on improvements to property - As far as the objects of the trust are concerned, the application of the amount can be for revenue or capital purposes. So long as the expenditure has to be incurred out of the income earned by the trust, even if such expenditure is for capital purposes on the objects of the trust, the income would be exempt. But expenditure on improvement of a property held under trust would by itself not come within the scope of 'application of income for charitable purposes'. - CIT v. Kannika Parameswari Devasthanam & Charities [1982] 133 ITR 779 (Mad.).
Donation to another trust is also application of income - When a donor trust which is itself a charitable and religious trust donates its income to another trust, the provisions of section 11(1)(a) can be said to have been met with by such donor trust, notwithstanding the fact that the donation is subjected to any conditions that the donee trust will treat the donation as towards its corpus and can only utilise the accruing income from the donated corpus for charitable and religious purposes. What the donor trust does is the only relevant matter. Utilisation by the donee trust in any year will not be relevant for the purpose of deciding whether the donor trust can get exemption under section 11 or not - CIT v. Sarladevi Sarabhai Trust (No. 2) [1988] 172 ITR 698 (Guj.)/CIT v. Hindusthan Charity Trust [1983] 139 ITR 913 (Cal.).
Amount given by assessee-trust to educational institution by making credit entries in its books and withdrawn by educational institution would be entitled to exemption since it could not be said that despite credit entries assessee trust retained beneficial ownership of sums or retained any control over them - CIT v. Thanthi Trust [1999] 239 ITR 502 (SC).
Donation at commencement of year is eligible provided it formed part of that year's profits - A donation made on the first day of the accounting year can be treated as application of income under section 11(1)(a), provided that the trust earned profits in that accounting year, and the accounts for that year disclosed that the donation was made, not out of capital account, but get of the profits for that year - Siddaramanna Charities Trust v. CIT [1974] 96 ITR 275 (Mys.).
Donation of shares purchased out of accumulated income is not covered - Section 11 does not permit accumulation of a larger amount that what is prescribed. If the assessee does not apply the income of a year for charitable purposes but spends a like amount for charitable purposes out of its accumulated profits, the conditions laid down in section 11(1)(a) are not fulfilled. The mere fact that the assessee had applied its accumulated income of the earlier years for the purpose of charity will not absolve the assessee of its duty to apply its income for the current year for the purpose of charity, nor will it enlarge the limit of the amount which is permitted to be accumulated under section 11(1)(a). Thus, donation of shares purchased out of accumulated income of earlier year will not amount to application of income for the year of donation - CIT v. Ramchandra Poddar Charitable Trust [1987] 164 ITR 666 (Cal.).
Reimbursement of expenditure of earlier year out of income of current year is application of income - There is nothing in the language of section 11(1)(a) to indicate that the expenditure incurred in the earlier year cannot be met out of the income of the subsequent year, and utilisation of such income for meeting the expenditure of earlier year would not amount to such income being applied for charitable or religious purposes - CIT v. Shri Plot Swetamber Murti Pujak Jain [1994] 119 CTR (Guj.) 144/CIT v. Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation [1987] 164 ITR 439 (Raj.).
Repayment of borrowals is also covered - Where the assessee-trust constructed a building out of its accumulated income as well as from borrowed funds, and later earned rental income from the said building, a part of which was utilised for the repayment of the borrowed funds, such repayment of debt was treated to be as application of income for purposes of section 11 - CIT v. Janmabhumi Press Trust [2000] 242 ITR 457 (Kar.).
Monies given to sister-concern but was kept idle - Monies given by assessee-trust to sister concern purportedly for construction of hospital and which kept lying unused with sister concern could not be regarded as having been applied for charitable purposes - CIT v. V.G.P. Foundation [2003] 262 ITR 187/[2004] 134 Taxman 663 (Mad.).
Accumulation of income
'Accumulation' must be a conscious act - The 'accumulation' contemplated under section 11(1)(a) has to be a conscious accumulation and not just a mass of unspent or unapplied profits. - CIT v. State Bank of India [1988] 169 ITR 298 (Bom.).
Deemed income can be included for purposes of accumulation - Where, due to non-investment of accumulated income in the prescribed securities in a year, such income is deemed to be the income of the trust for that year, the assessee will be entitled to accumulate 25 per cent of the total income of that year, inclusive of such deemed income - CIT v. Natwarlal Chowdhury Charity Trust [1991] 189 ITR 656 (Cal.).
25 per cent of accumulated income should be out of 'Income derived from property held under trust' - Where the assessee-trust received donations in the aggregate sum of Rs. 2,57,376, out of which it applied to its charitable purposes the aggregate sum of Rs. 1,70,369 leaving a balance of Rs. 87,010, it was entitled to accumulate 25 per cent of Rs. 2,57,376, and not 25% of Rs. 87,010 - CIT v. Programme for Community Organisation [2001] 248 ITR 1/116 Taxman 608 (SC).
If after filing Form No. 10 for accumulation of income, assessee without investing income in Government securities applied the same for charitable purposes, exemption could not be denied on the ground that conditions of section 11(2)(b) were not complied with - S.R.M.M.CT.M. Tiruppani Trust v. CIT [1998] 96 Taxman 635 (SC).
Purpose must be definite and concrete and must be specified - The long-term accumulation of income contemplated under section 11(2) should be for a definite and concrete purpose or purposes, and should not admit of any amount of vagueness. The purposes to be specified cannot under any circumstances tread beyond the objects clause of the trust. - Director of Income-tax (Exemption) v. Trustees of Singhania Charitable Trust [1993] 199 ITR 819 (Cal.).
Option can be exercised along with return filed under section 139(4) - If a return is filed within the time allowed under sub-section (4) of section 139, and the option contemplated by Explanation to section 11(1) is exercised in writing along with such return, the requirements of the said Explanation will stand satisfied - Trustees of Tulsidas Gopalji Charitable and Chaleshwar Temple Trust v. CIT [1994] 73 Taxman 612/207 ITR 368 (Bom.).
Option is available for capital gains also - Since the definition of 'income' under section 2(24) includes 'capital gains', the option exercisable under the Explanation to section 11(1)(a) is available on capital gains also, provided such option is exercised in writing before the expiry of the time allowed under section 139(1) for furnishing the return - CIT v. East India Charitable Trust [1994] 206 ITR 152 (Cal.).
Time-limit for filing Form 10 before completion of assessment is mandatory - It is mandatory for the person claiming the benefit of section 11 to intimate to the assessing authority the particulars required, under rule 17 in Form No. 10 of the Rules. Even assuming that there is no valid limitation prescribed under the Act and the Rules even then, it is reasonable to presume that the intimation required under section 11 about accumulation of income has to be furnished before the assessing authority completes the concerned assessment because such requirement is mandatory and without the particulars of this income, the assessing authority cannot entertain the claim of the assessee under section 11 of the Act - CIT v. Nagpur Hotel Owners' Association [2001] 247 ITR 201 (SC).
Only additional accumulated income is required to be invested in government securities - The accumulated income (25 per cent) which is exempt under section 11(1)(a) need not be invested in government securities. It is only in respect of any additional accumulated income beyond 25 per cent that, if the assessee wants exemption of the additional accumulated income also, the assessee is required to invest the additional accumulated income in the manner laid down in section 11(2) after following the procedure laid down therein - S.RM.M.CT.M. Tiruppani Trust v. CIT [1998] 96 Taxman 635/230 ITR 636 (SC).
Agricultural income - Agricultural income will not form part of total income for purpose of computing accumulation of income in excess of 25 per cent of total income as laid down under section 11 - CIT v. Nabhinandan Digamber Jain [2002] 257 ITR 91 (MP).
Partial trusts
Expression 'in part' applies to purpose and not to property - The expression 'in part' does not refer to an aliquot part; if half a house is held in trust wholly for religious and charitable purposes, the subject-matter of the trust is only the said half of the house, and that half is held wholly for religious and charitable purposes. The expression 'in part' therefore must apply to a case other than a property, a part of which is held wholly for religious or charitable purposes. The dichotomy between the two expressions 'wholly' and 'in part' is not based upon the dedication of the said property wholly for religious or charitable purposes or in part for such purposes. So construed, the first limb of section 11(1)(a) deals with a property or a part of it held in trust wholly for religious or charitable purposes, while the second limb of that provision provides for such a property held in trust partly for religious or charitable purposes - CIT v. P. Krishna Warrier [1964] 53 ITR 176 (SC).
Investment of capital gains
Deposit in public sector company is an eligible investment - The contention of the revenue that the investment by way of deposit in the public sector company cannot be treated as a new asset acquired with the net consideration, in terms of section 11(1A), is not tenable - CIT v. East India Charitable Trust [1994] 206 ITR 152/73 Taxman 380 (Cal.).
Investment of sale proceeds of shares in fixed deposits is permissible - Investment in fixed deposit made in previous year relevant to the assessment year 1981-82 out of sale proceeds of shares of companies, amounted to acquiring of another capital assets in terms of section 11(1A) - CIT v. Hindusthan Welfare Trust [1993] 70 Taxman 93/[1994] 206 ITR 138 (Cal.).
Reinvestment in fixed deposits of any duration is permissible - CBDT Circular dated 24-9-1975, declaring that deposits for a period of six months or more could be considered as capital assets for the purpose of section 11(1A), is not in consonance with the general principles of law and it cannot hold the field. Once a deposit is accepted to be an asset, the larger or lesser duration of the term is an immaterial consideration - CIT v. Hindusthan Welfare Trust [1993] 70 Taxman 93/[1994] 206 ITR 138 (Cal.).
Business held in trust
Income for purposes of section 11(4) means gross income - The income spoken of in sub-section (4) appears to be the gross income and not the net income of the business undertaking. - CIT v. Birla Education Trust [1985] 153 ITR 579 (Cal.).
ITO has to scrutinise accounts to detect undisclosed or unaccounted income - The ITO has to scrutinise the accounts and see if there is suppression of income or manipulation of accounts with a view to conceal income - CIT v. Birla Education Trust [1985] 153 ITR 579 (Cal.).
Investment in specified securities
Investment made in unapproved concern due to misrepresentation by concern - Where the assessee-trust invested its funds in two concerns on the basis of the assurance of the said concerns that they had been authorised to accept deposits from charitable trusts as well as on the basis of advice obtained from a chartered accountant, but later when the Assessing Officer pointed out that the two concerns did not have the necessary approval of the Government to accept deposits from charitable trusts the assessee promptly withdrew the deposits made in the two concerns, exemption need not be denied for violation of section 11(5) since the assessee could not be faulted for the misrepresentation of the two concerns - Director of Income-tax (Exemption) v. Agrim Charan Foundation [2002] 253 ITR 593 (Delhi).


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Interesting interview with author at: http://www.curledup.com/intdlong.htm
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Stop reading this review and get this book! You know how some books make you find any reason to be reading (over and above the standard reasons)? Well, for me, The Inhabited World is one of those books. Author David Long successfully blends Evan Molloy's two lives — the one before his death and the one after — into a compelling story that pulls readers in for the long haul. Evan is confined to his former house and grounds, a sort of "fly on the wall" who shares his observations of the home's current inhabitants; in turn readers get a sense of Evan's own inner workings, and perhaps some insight as to why he took his own life, even though he himself doesn't remember why. Highly recommend this book.
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There came a point about 2/3 of the way through the book where it started to become a little dull, and I considered not continuing to read. But then an extra twist is added, which compelled me to continue. So if you start getting bored, keep reading, it gets more interesting!
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Narrated by a ghost stuck in place after committing suicide.
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Fatally shot himself but doesn't know why;haunts his home; stuck in a state of purgatory; reflects on his failed marriage.
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Investment demand for the precious metal jumped 13% in the first quarter over the same period last year.
By Eric McWhinnie, Wall St. Cheat Sheet Staff Writer
According to the latest gold demand report by the World Gold Council, the world continues to have a strong appetite for the precious metal, despite higher prices in the first quarter compared with a year earlier.
First-quarter global gold demand totaled 1,097.6 tonnes, valued at $59.7 billion -- a 5% decrease from 1,150.7 tonnes, valued at $51.3 billion, in the same period last year. Although the demand in tonnes decreased, the decline was not too worrisome considering the average price for an ounce of gold was 22% higher this year.
Furthermore, the dollar amount of gold invested in the first quarter was 16% higher than last year and only 11% below its record of $67.1 billion set in the third quarter of 2011. In dollar value terms, almost all gold demand posted year-over-year increases.
The majority of the decline in gold by tonnes mainly came from the jewelry and technology sectors. Jewelry demand in the first-quarter declined 6% to 519.8 tonnes, compared to 554.7 tonnes last year. However, as the WGC explains, "on a value basis, demand was up 14% to a record high of $28 billion as consumers allocated an increased level of spending to gold jewelry. When considered in a historical context, demand during Q1 2012 proved rather resilient; the 5-year average of first-quarter jewelry demand was 496.2 tonnes, 5% below this quarter's performance."
Meanwhile, gold demand for technology purposes declined from 115.5 tonnes to 107.7 tonnes in the same period. The report said that much of the weakness "can be attributed to high gold prices, although the uncertainty surrounding European financial markets also contributed. Demand in the electronics sector weakened by 6% year-over-year, with a slowdown in consumer demand, over-stocking and substitution losses accounting for much of the decline." Demand for gold used in dental applications also fell to 10.5 tonnes from 11.3 tonnes.
A bright spot for gold demand continues to be the investment sector. For the first quarter, gold investment demand jumped 13% to 389.3 tonnes, compared to 343.5 tonnes a year earlier. Within the investment sector, demand for ETFs showed a stark contrast from the previous year. WGC reports that "first-quarter demand for ETFs and similar products totaled 51.4 tonnes, equivalent to a value of $2.8 billion. This compares favorably with the first-quarter of 2011, when the sector saw net outflows of 62.1 tonnes." That's a swing of 113.5 tonnes in only one year.
Even though gold prices can experience declines that appear to be unfounded, demand from various categories and parts of the world continue to provide support to prices. Central banks became net buyers of gold in 2009 for the first time in two decades and continue to demand the safe haven.
In the first-quarter, the WGC reports that central banks and official sector institutions bought almost 81 tonnes of gold. While this amount was down from the previous year's record-breaking 137 tonnes, it was more than the 77.3 tonnes purchased in the entire year of 2010. The WGC has now added a new category to its reporting methods to account for the official sector, as this "established trend" is expected to remain strong in the foreseeable future.
Eric McWhinnie is an editor at Wall St. Cheat Sheet. As of this writing, Eric is long EXK, AG, HL and PHYS
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A Study of the Physical Facilities of Industrial Arts Metalworking Laboratories in the State of Texas
Date: December 1972
Creator: Teague, Ben W.
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The Design, Construction, and Use of a Tri-color Projection Box to be Used in the Instruction of Orthographic Projection
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again you have submitted your daily load of trash onto the hapless viewers of newgrounds.
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What did you do to that submission that was remotely related to flash? what 'improvements' or modifications did you do to that clip?
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I'm torn between my desire to see this blammed and my desire for a protection point. I chose the high road. Zero.
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Blatantly poor animation, as usual.
Even your damn Epic/Mystic Kiss series is better than this. Have you run out of ideas or something? Stop filling NG with crap and make something decent, PLEASE!!!
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That wasn't much of a display of your Flash talent
I thought you'd know better Piconjo. Instead of making hundreds of little crappy Flash submission try and make some good ones like your Schlietzen series and so on. This is a blatant ripoff of Berserk: an anime series which is 10 times better than the stuff you're submitting right now.


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