The registrar may register merged society
169 The registrar may register merged society
This section applies if societies have applied to register a merger and the registrar is satisfied that—
the societies involved have complied with section 168; and
the proposed rules of the merged society are adequate; and
there are reasonable grounds for believing that the merged society will be able to comply with all relevant standards; and
the certificates of incorporation of the societies involved in the merger have been—
surrendered to the registrar; or
lost or destroyed; and
there is no good reason why the merged society and its rules should not be registered.
The registrar must—
register the merged society; and
register its rules; and
cancel the registration of the societies involved in the merger.
On registering the merged society, the registrar must issue to the society a certificate of incorporation.
A merger takes effect on the issue of the certificate of incorporation.
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