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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  particulars ­
  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  property, ­
  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.