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plaintiff, and the society, by such of the persons authorized 
by sect. 21 of the said Act (c) to be sued on behalf of the 
society as the plaintiff shall elect to sue, shall be defendant. 
5. Summons.—The summons, or the particulars annexed 
thereto, shall state correctly the nature of the dispute re 
ferred, and the relief which the plaintiff claims. 
Order XXXVIII. 
Application of preceding Orders. 
Application of rules of procedure.—The rules of procedure 
contained in the preceding orders shall apply to proceedings 
under the. . . “Friendly Societies Act, 1875,” except 
where Order . . . XXXV provide (s) any other or incon 
sistent mode of procedure. 
Order XXXIX. 
The Companies Acts, 1862 and 1867, The Industrial and 
Provident Societies Act, 1862 (d), and the Building 
Societies Act, 1874 (25 & 26 Viet. cc. 86 (e), 89 ; 
30 A 31 Viet. c. 131, s. 44 (/) ; 37 A 38 Viet c. 42, 
s. 32). 
The general orders, rules, and forms of the Chancery 
Division of the High Court of Justice, regulating for the 
time being the mode of proceeding under “ The Companies 
Acts, 1862 and 1867,” shall be the orders, rules, and forms 
in all proceedings in the county courts for the winding up 
of (g) a society registered under “ The Industrial and Pro 
vident Societies -Act, 1862” (d), “ The Building Societies 
Apt, 1874,” or for the winding up of (g) a company under 
“ The Companies Acts, 1862 and 1867,” so far as the same 
are applicable : Provided that where it shall appear to the 
court inconvenient that the Bank of England should be 
the bank used for the purposes mentioned in the order and 
rules, it shall be competent for the court to name some bank 
to be used in lieu of the Bank of England. 
(/) Now 39 & 40 Vict.Jc.45,' 
s. 20. 
(g) Sic. 
(e) See p. 84. 
(d) Now 1876. 
(e) Qu. 87.