Incorporated Societies Act definition
Incorporated Societies Act means the Incorporated Societies Act 1908 or any Act which replaces it (including any amendments to it from time to time).
Incorporated Societies Act means the Incorporated Societies Act 1908 and includes any equivalent incorporated societies legislation that replaces that Act;
Incorporated Societies Act means the Incorporated Societies Act 1908 as modified and amended from time to time and includes any regulations made under the Act and any exemption or modification to that Act applying to the Society.
Examples of Incorporated Societies Act in a sentence
Incorporated Societies Act 1908 – all requirements as per the Act and your business association constitution have been completed (note: this is an ongoing annual requirement for all incorporated societies) includes: Financial statements filed Annual General Meeting undertaken.
This league was incorporated on 16 February 1955 under the Incorporated Societies Act 1908 and the trustees transferred their interests in the lease to the incorporated society.
The Club may be disbanded or wound up voluntarily pursuant to Section 24 of the Incorporated Societies Act by a resolution of all Financial Members present at a Special General Meeting of the Club called for that purpose.