The register of members maintained under s 34 of the Associations Act (NT) has no conclusive evidentiary value as to membership; it merely imposes record-keeping obligations. Discrimination in the affairs of an incorporated association does not enliven s 109 of the Associations Act unless it is also shown to be unfair — proof of mere prejudice or discrimination is insufficient. Summary judgment is generally inappropriate where discretionary relief under s 109 is sought, as the court requires a full evidentiary basis to exercise its discretion.
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