Full text: 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

38 & 39 Viot. Cap. 60, s. 31. 
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wliich by virtue of this and any other section of this Act 
would be an offence on the part of a registered society 
shall be an offence on the part of any other society to 
which this Act applies, and of any officer of such society 
bound to fulfil the duty (if any) whereof such offence is a 
breach. 
The word “ society ” in the present section shall, except 
in provisions one, eight, and nine, include all industrial 
assurance companies, but nothing in the present section 
contained shall apply to any assurance with any such com 
pany, the premiums in respect of which are receivable at 
greater periodical intervals than two months (b). 
31. As to cattle insurance and certain other societies.— 
The provisions of the present section apply only to regis 
tered cattle insurance societies, and to such specially autho 
rized societies as the Treasury may allow to take the benefit 
of the present section [and to branches of such societies] : 
(1.) Rules to have effect of covenant by members.—The 
rules bind the society [or branch] and the members thereof, 
and all persons claiming through them respectively, to the 
same extent as if each member had subscribed his name 
and affixed his seal thereto, and there were in such rules 
contained a covenant on the part of himself, his heirs, exe 
cutors, and administrators, to conform to such rules, subject, 
to the provisions of this Act. 
(2.) Money payable by members to be recoverable as debt.— 
All moneys payable by a member to the society [or branch] 
are deemed to be a debt due from such member to the 
society [or branch], and are recoverable as such in the. 
county court of the district in which such member- 
resides (c). 
(b) The whole of this section is new. The considerations upon 
which it is based will be found in the fourth Report^ of the 
-friendly Societies Commissioners, 1874, pp. xci.-cxxxiii. See 
Treasury regulation 57. 
(e) This section is founded on 29 Viet. c. 34. The extension 
to certain specially authorized societies, is new.
	        
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