Charities Act · 1985 Revised Edition · Part V · Miscellaneous Provisions
21. Manner of giving notice of charity meetings, etc.
Feedback & supportAll notices which are required or authorised by the trusts of a charity to be given to a charity trustee, member or subscriber may be sent by post, and, if sent by post, may be addressed to any address given as his in the list of charity trustees, members or subscribers for the time being in use at the office or principal office of the charity.
trusts
“trusts”, in relation to a charity, means the provisions establishing it as a charity and regulating its purposes and administration, whether those provisions take effect by way of trust or not, and in relation to other institutions has a corresponding meaning.
Where any such notice required to be given as aforesaid is given by post, it shall be deemed to have been given by the time at which the letter containing it would be delivered in the ordinary course of post.
No notice required to be given as aforesaid of any meeting or election need be given to any charity trustee, member or subscriber, if in the list of charity trustees he has no address in Singapore.
charity
“charity” means any institution, corporate or not, which is established for charitable purposes and is subject to the control of the High Court in exercise of the Court’s jurisdiction with respect to charities;