(1) Subject to subsection (2), a minor must not be S. 102(1) made a ward of Court except by order of the Court amended by No. 24/2008 constituted by a Judge of the Court. s. 26(1). (2) If application is made for an order under subsection (1), the minor becomes a ward of Court on the making of the application but ceases to be a ward at the end of the period prescribed by the Rules unless within that period an order has been made in accordance with the application. (3) The Court may, either on an application or of its own motion, order that a minor who is a ward of Court shall cease to be a ward. Division 9—Quashing by-laws 103 Proceeding to test legality of by-laws No. 6387 s. 178. S. 103(1) (1) A person who pays into court the sum of $500 as amended by security for costs may apply to the Court No. 24/2008 constituted by a Judge of the Court for an order s. 26(2). calling on the corporation by which or on whose behalf a by-law has been made to show cause why the by-law should not be quashed, either wholly or in part, for illegality. (2) The Court may make the order absolute or discharge it with or without costs. (3) In this section— includes regulations, rules and articles of by-law association; means every corporation, no matter corporation how created, and whether it exists for
S. 102(1) amended by No. 24/2008 s. 26(1). (1) Subject to subsection (2), a minor must not be made a ward of Court except by order of the Court constituted by a Judge of the Court. (2) If application is made for an order under subsection (1), the minor becomes a ward of Court on the making of the application but ceases to be a ward at the end of the period prescribed by the Rules unless within that period an order has been made in accordance with the application. (3) The Court may, either on an application or of its own motion, order that a minor who is a ward of Court shall cease to be a ward. Division 9—Quashing by-laws No. 6387 s. 178. 103 Proceeding to test legality of by-laws S. 103(1) amended by No. 24/2008 s. 26(2). (1) A person who pays into court the sum of $500 as security for costs may apply to the Court constituted by a Judge of the Court for an order calling on the corporation by which or on whose behalf a by-law has been made to show cause why the by-law should not be quashed, either wholly or in part, for illegality. (2) The Court may make the order absolute or discharge it with or without costs. (3) In this section— by-law includes regulations, rules and articles of association; corporation means every corporation, no matter how created, and whether it exists for
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