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39  &  40  Vict.  Cap.  45,  s.  8.

(8.)  Appeals  from  refusal  to  register.—If  any  registrar
refuse  to  register  the  society  or  any  rules,  the  society  may
appeal  from  such  refusal,  as  follows  :
(a.)  If  the  assistant  registrar  for  Scotland  refuse  to  register, ­
  to  either  division  of  the  Inner  House  of
the  Court  of  Session  :
(h.)  If  the  assistant  registrar  for  Ireland  refuse  to
register,  to  the  Court  of  Queen’s  Bench  at
Dublin  :
(c.)  If  the  central  office  or  the  chief  registrar  refuse  to
register,  to  the  Court  of  Queen’s  Bench  in
England  :
(cl.)  The  Court  of  Session,  the  Court  of  Queen’s  Bench
at  Dublin,  and  the  Judges  of  the  Court  of  the
Queen’s  Bench  Division  of  the  High  Court  in
England  respectively,  may  make  rules  or  orders
as  to  the  form  of  appeals  and  the  trying  thereof
aud  otherwise  relating  thereto.
(9.)  If  refusal  overruled,  acknoioledgment  to  be  given.—If
the  refusal  of  registry  be  overruled  on  appeal,  an  acknowledgment ­
  of  registry  shall  thereupon  be  given  to  the  society
1 J J'  the  registrar.
(10.)  Effect  of  acknowledgment  of  registry.  —Ilia  acknowledgment ­
  of  registry  shall  be  conclusive  evidence  that  the
society  therein  mentioned  is  duly  registered,  unless  it  be
proved  that  the  registry  of  the  society  has  been  suspended
°r  cancelled  (6).

8.  Cancelling  and  suspension  of  registry.—With  respect  to
the  cancelling  or  suspension  of  registry  the  following  provisions ­
  shall  have  effect:
(1.)  Cancelling.—The  chief  registrar,  or,  in  the  case  of
societies  registered  and  doing  business  in  Scotland  or
Ireland  exclusively,  the  assistant  registrar  for  Scotland  or-These

  provisions  are  new,  and  are  adopted  from  s.  11  of.
10  *  riendly  Societies  Act,  li>75.  See  p.  58,  ante.
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