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APPENDIX OF CASES. 
priating and keeping in his hands the moneys of the society,, 
is not a dispute within the meaning of the Act : Sinden v. 
Banks, 3 E. & E. 633 ; 30 L. J. (Q. B.) 105. 
I. 
Note to Section 34, Friendly Societies Act, 1875,. 
and Section 20, Industrial and Provident Societies 
Act, 1876. 
Extract from the Consolidated County Court Orders and 
Rules, 1875, 
Order XXXV. 
Proceedings under the Friendly Societies Act, 1875. 
1. Applications to be made by plaint, 38 4' 39 Viet. c. 60.. 
—All applications to the court ky the trustees or authorized 
officers of a friendly society, in respect of any of the matters 
mentioned in sect. 20 of the Friendly Societies Act, 1875 (a) y 
shall, whether any bond he put in suit or not, be by action 
commenced by plaint and summons in the ordinary way, 
in which the society or the trustees, or authorized officers 
thereof, shall be plaintiffs, and the person against whom 
the application is made, defendant. 
2. Particulars.-—If the application be made by action, 
without putting the bond in suit, the summons or the par 
ticulars annexed thereto, shall state shortly the nature of 
the act required to be done or the neglect complained of. 
3. Where property is required to be delivered up.—If the 
act required to be done be the delivering up of any pro 
perty, the summons or the particulars annexed thereto, shall 
contain an intelligible description of the property required 
to be given up. 
4. Reference under sect. 22 to beby plaint.—Every dispute 
which shall be referred to the county court under sect. 22- 
of the said Act (b) shall be so referred by action commenced 
by plaint and summons in the ordinary way in which the 
claiming or aggrieved member or other person shall be the- 
(tf) Seep. 83. 
(b) See p. 86.