Division 2 liability Member’s 15 Fines payable by members (CNL ss56 & 126) (1) The board may impose on a member a maximum fine of $ 100.00 for a contravention of these rules. Note. The maximum amount to be inserted must not be more than $1,000, or $500 for a co-operative with a charitable purpose (see section 56 of the law and National Regulation 2.1). (2) A fine must not be imposed on a member under sub-rule (1) unless: (a) written notice of intention to impose the fine and the reason for it has been given to the member; and the member has been given a reasonable opportunity to appear before the board in person (with or without witnesses), or to send to the board a written statement, to show cause why the fine should not be imposed. 16 Liability of members to co-operatives (CNL ss117(2) & 121) A member is liable to the co-operative for the amount, if any, unpaid by the member in respect of entry fees and regular subscriptions, together with any charges, payable by the member to the co-operative under these rules. Division 3 Member cancellations 17 Forfeiture and cancellations—inactive members (CNL ss156–163) The board must declare the membership of a member cancelled if: (a) the whereabouts of the member are not presently known to the co-operative and have not been known to the co-operative for a continuous period of at least one year; or (b) the member is not presently active and has not been active within the meaning of rule 4 in the past two (2) years. Division 4 Deceased or incapacitated members 18 No claim on Club Property No member shall, by reason of his membership, have any transmissible assignable interest by operation of law or otherwise in any property of the club. When any person ceases by death, resignation or otherwise to be a member, all of their interest shall survive, accrue and belong to the members for the time being. 19 Rights and liabilities of members under bankruptcy or mental incapacity Upon application by a person appointed to manage the affairs of a member referred to in sub rule (2), the board may decide to suspend some or all active membership obligations if there are grounds to believe that the physical or mental infirmity is temporary. member’s Part 3 General meetings, resolutions and voting
Division 2 Member’s liability 15 Fines payable by members (CNL ss56 & 126) (1) The board may impose on a member a maximum fine of $ 100.00 for a contravention of these rules. Note. The maximum amount to be inserted must not be more than $1,000, or $500 for a co-operative with a charitable purpose (see section 56 of the law and National Regulation 2.1). (2) A fine must not be imposed on a member under sub-rule (1) unless: (a) written notice of intention to impose the fine and the reason for it has been given to the member; and the member has been given a reasonable opportunity to appear before the board in person (with or without witnesses), or to send to the board a written statement, to show cause why the fine should not be imposed. 16 Liability of members to co-operatives (CNL ss117(2) & 121) A member is liable to the co-operative for the amount, if any, unpaid by the member in respect of entry fees and regular subscriptions, together with any charges, payable by the member to the co-operative under these rules. Division 3 Member cancellations 17 Forfeiture and cancellations—inactive members (CNL ss156–163) The board must declare the membership of a member cancelled if: (a) the whereabouts of the member are not presently known to the co-operative and have not been known to the co-operative for a continuous period of at least one year; or (b) the member is not presently active and has not been active within the meaning of rule 4 in the past two (2) years. Division 4 Deceased or incapacitated members 18 No claim on Club Property No member shall, by reason of his membership, have any transmissible assignable interest by operation of law or otherwise in any property of the club. When any person ceases by death, resignation or otherwise to be a member, all of their interest shall survive, accrue and belong to the members for the time being. 19 Rights and liabilities of members under bankruptcy or mental incapacity Upon application by a person appointed to manage the affairs of a member referred to in sub rule (2), the board may decide to suspend some or all active membership obligations if there are grounds to believe that the member’s physical or mental infirmity is temporary. Part 3 General meetings, resolutions and voting
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