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(1) The *[State Government] shall have power, to make rules not inconsistent with this Act and applicable to all trusts or to any trust,- (a) as to the election, nomination and appointment of trustees, and the commencement of their terms of office; Ultimate dissolution of trust, and transfer of its assets and liabilities to the municipal council. Power to State Government to make rules for trusts. [Act No.VII of 1920] 45 (b) as to the resignation by trustees of their offices, and the filling of casual vacancies; (c) as to the meetings of the trust, the procedure to be followed in summoning, adjourning and conducting the proceedings of such meetings; (d) as to the constitution of committees of the trust and the functions that may be delegated to them; (e) as to the officers and servants who may be employed by the trust, the authority by whom they may be appointed and punished, the salaries of such officers and servants and the institution, where necessary of a provident fund or gratuity system for their benefit; (f) as to the accounts to be kept and the returns to be submitted by the trust; (g) as to the manner in which the accounts of the trust shall be audited and published and as to the powers of auditors in respect of disallowance and surcharge; (h) as to the making and execution of contracts on behalf of the trust; (i) as to the mutual relations, financial and other of a trust and local authorities; and (j) generally for the guidance of trusts and public officers in all matters connected with the carrying out of the provisions of this Act. (2) Every trust may from time to time, with the previous sanction of the *[State Government], make bye-laws consistent with this Act and with any rules made thereunder for carrying out the purposes of this Act. 46 [Act No.VII of 1920] 90[54-A. (1) The trust and its Chairman shall, in the discharge of its or his functions and duties under this Chapter be bounded by such directions as the State Government may give in writing to it or him, from time to time. (2) Notwithstanding anything in section 48, where the State Government are of the opinion that the Chairman has omitted or refused to carry out, or disobeyed, the directions given under this section, they may, by notification in the 91Telangana Gazette and with effect from a date to date to be specified therein, remove him: Provided that the State Government, shall, before removing the Chairman, give him an opportunity of making his representation against such removal.] 92[CHAPTER X. TRANSFER OF PROCEEDINGS.