Mittheilungen aus der Geschäfts- und Sterblichkeits-Statistik der Lebensversicherungsbank für Deutschland zu Gotha für die fünfzig Jahre von 1829 - 1878

The law of friendly societies, and industrial and provident societies, with the acts, observations thereon, forms of rules etc., reports of leading cases at length, and a copious index

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Identifikator:: 84518458X

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-94409

Document type:: Monograph

Title:: Mittheilungen aus der Geschäfts- und Sterblichkeits-Statistik der Lebensversicherungsbank für Deutschland zu Gotha für die fünfzig Jahre von 1829 - 1878

Place of publication:: Weimar

Publisher:: Böhlau

Year of publication:: 1880

Scope:: 1 Online-Ressource (88 S., [54] Bl.)

Collection:: Economics Books

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INSPECTION. 30] r answer any question tending to criminate himself, applies of course to the evidence given before him. Nor can he, it would appear, impound any document or require the same to be delivered up to any person or left in his custody, or give any order or direction as to any matter to be done by the society, or by individuals, otherwise than for the purpose of his examination into the affairs of the society, and his report thereon. When the examination, so far as he is able to make it, is completed, the inspector will make his report upon it. Bearing in mind that the chief or assistant registrar will have to direct on whom the burthen of the expenses of the inspection will fall (sect. 23, proviso c.), the inspector will specify in his report as well instances of misconduct or mismanagement on the part of the society or its officers, which may justify the inspection applied for, as any mal practices on the part of the applicants which may render it equitable to throw upon them all or part of its cost, and all other matters that should be considered. He will more particularly report any acts or defaults coming within sect. 14 (3), sect. 16 (9), sect. 27, sect. 28, sect. 32, and sect. 30 if the society is within that section ; as also when an offence appears to have been committed, whether any particular officer of the society has rendered himself guilty of it within sect. 14 (4), or if not, what members of the committee of management are exempt from liability for such offence under the same sub section. Should any offence under the Act appear to him to have been committed during the examination, he will give specific details as to the facts, in the event of the chief registrar deeming it advisable that the offenders he prosecuted. It is needless to remind the inspectors that they are to he strictly impartial; never to assume that a violation of the law has been committed until it has been proved, and that they should be prepared to meet with cases of frivolous or vexatious applications for inspection, as well as of real mismanagement or fraud. J. M. Ludlow, Chief Registrar. N.B.—The amount deposited by the applicants is as a rule expected to cover the costs of the inspection. Beyond the inspector’s fees (which must include his subsistence), only costs out of pocket for travelling expenses and hire of' room will generally be allowed.

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