MODEL  RULES  FOR  A  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY.

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by  the  complaining  party,  or  by  some  one  appointed  by  him
■or  her,  shall  be  the  arbitrators  to  decide  on  the  matter  in
difference.  In  case  of  a  vacancy,  or  vacancies,  another
arbitrator  or  other  arbitrators  shall  be  elected  at  a  general
meeting.
Or,
If  any  dispute  shall  arise  between  a  member,  or  person
claiming  through  a  member,  or  under  the  rules  of  the
society,  and  the  society,  or  any  officer  thereof,  it  shall  be
referred  to  justices  pursuant  to  the  Friendly  Societies  Act,
1875,  s.  22  (c).

XIV.—Voluntary  Dissolution.
The  society  may  at  any  time  be  dissolved  by  the  consent
of  three-fourths  of  the  members,  testified  by  their  signatures
to  some  instrument  of  dissolution  in  the  form  provided  by
the  Treasury  regulations  in  that  behalf.
N.B.—It  is  desirable  that  all  documents  issued  by  a
registered  Benevolent  Society  should  contain  after  its  name
the  words  “  registered  as  a  Benevolent  Society  under  38  39
Viet.  c.  60.”
In  using  these  model  rules  for  a  Working  Men’s  Club,
the  words  “  working  men’s  club  ”  would  have  to  be  substituted ­
  for  “benevolent  society”  in  Rule  I,  and  Rule  III  (1)
should  be  as  follows  :  “  This  society  is  established  for  purposes ­
  of  social  intercourse,  mutual  helpfulness,  mental  and
moral  improvement,  and  rational  recreation.”