FOR  AH  INDUSTRIAL  AND  PROVIDENT  SOCIETY.  281'
Either  such  application  to  be  made  upon  such  notice  tothe
  society,  and  to  be  supported  by  such  evidence  for  the
purpose  of  showing  that  the  applicants  have  good  reason
for  requiring  such  inspection  to  be  made,  or  meeting  to  becalled,
  and  that  they  are  not  actuated  by  malicious  motives
in  their  application,  as  the  chief  registrar  shall  direct.—•
Industrial  and  Provident  Societies  Act,  1876,  s.  15.  (2.)

22.—Dissolution.
The  society  may  at  any  time  be  dissolved  by  the  consent
of  three-fourths  of  the  members,  testified  by  their  signatures ­
  to  some  instrument  of  dissolution  in  the  form  provided ­
  by  the  Treasury  regulations  in  that  behalf.—Industrial ­
  and  Provident  Societies  Act,  1876,  s.  17.  (1.)
[The  society  may  provide  by  a  rule  for  the  settlement  of
disputes.]
[In  a  schedule  to  the  rules  should  be  given  the  forms  of
transfer  of  shares,  and  also  any  necessary  forms  of  conveyance, ­
  mortgage,  transfer,  agreement,  bond,  or  other  instrument ­
  relating  to  the  society’s  dealings  in  land,  and  of
receipt  for  moneys  secured  by  mortgage.]
[These  model  rules  may  be  adopted  as  a  complete  amendment ­
  of  the  rules  of  an  existing  society,  by  adding  at  thcliead
  “the  former  rules  are  rescinded,”  and  omitting  the
reference  to  the  first  meeting  after  registry  in  Rule  14.]