Chapter VIII MISCELLANEOUS

If a ward is the hereditary trustee or manager of a temple, mosque or other religious institution, establishment or endowment, the court may make such arrangements as it thinks fit for the discharge, during the wardship, of the ward's duties as trustee or manager, provided that for the direct and personal management of the religious affairs of any such institution establishment or endowment, the court shall appoint suitable person other than servants of the Government and that the court shall as far as possible restrict its superintendence to the preservation of the property belonging to the institution, establishment or endowment.

In holding any inquiry under this Act, the Collector or other person authorised to hold such inquiry shall have all the powers conferred on revenue officers by the Kerala Enquiries and Summones Act, 1960 (Kerala Act 24 of 1960).

No immovable property under the superintendence of the court shall be liable to sale on account of arrears of land revenue accruing while such estate is under the superintendence of the court: Provided that all such arrears of land revenue shall be the first charge upon the sale proceeds of any such property which may be sold for any other cause than for arrears of land revenue.

The court may, with the previous sanction of the Government, make rules consistent with this Act- (a) regulating the management of property under the superintendence of the court, and (b) generally for the guidance of all persons in all proceedings under this Act and for carrying out the provisions of this Act.