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Powers of the society to borrow money (if any)
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If there is a possibility that the society will borrow money in order to achieve its objects, a rule regarding how money can be borrowed must be included.
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What must be included in the rules?
Name of the society
The objects (purpose) of the society
Membership
Meetings
Appointment of officers
Control and use of the society’s common seal
Control and investment of the society’s funds
Powers of the society to borrow money (if any)
How the society’s property will be distributed if it ...
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