law: Charitable and Religious Trusts Act ,1920
  10. Power of Courts as to costs in certain suits against
  
  trustees of charitable and religious trusts
  (1) In any suit instituted under section l4 of the Religious
  
  Endowments Act, 1863, (20 of 1863) or under section 92 of the Code of Civil
  
  Procedure, 1908 (5 of 1908), the Court trying such suit may, if, on application
  
  of the plaintiff and after hearing the defendant and making such inquiry as it
  
  thinks fit, it is satisfied that such an order is necessary in the public
  
  interest, direct the defendant either to furnish security for any expenditure
  
  incurred or likely to be incurred by the plaintiff in instituting and
  
  maintaining such suit, or to deposit from any money in his hands as trustee of
  
  the trust to which the suit relates such sum as such Court considers sufficient
  
  to meet such expenditure in whole or in part.
  (2) When any money has been deposited in accordance with an
  
  order made under sub-section (1), the Court may make over to the plaintiff the
  
  whole or any part of such sum for the conduct of the suit. Before making over
  
  any sum to the plaintiff, the Court shall take security from the plaintiff for
  
  the refund of the same in the event of such refund being subsequently ordered
  
  by the Court.