If you're part of a terminating society, you should know that the rules about dissolving and winding up societies still apply to your society. However, these rules won't stop your society from ending when it's supposed to. A terminating society is a special kind of society that's meant to end when a certain thing happens. The law says that even though there are rules about how societies end, your terminating society can still finish up when it's meant to.
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In relation to a terminating society, the provisions of this Part shall have effect without prejudice to the termination of the society on the happening of any event on which the society is to terminate.
