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Incorporated Societies Act 2022

Enforcement - Financial gain

146: Other matters relating to leave application

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"What happens when you ask to take a break from being part of a society"

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When you apply for leave under section 144, you must tell the society. You do this by serving a notice on the society. The society can then go to court and have a say in the matter. The society must also tell the court if it plans to start, keep going with, defend, or stop a court case related to this issue. You can find more information about this in section 144 by visiting the link to section 144. The society has to let the court know its plans.

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146Other matters relating to leave application

  1. Notice of an application under section 144 must be served on the society.

  2. The society, in relation to the application,—

  3. may appear and be heard; and
    1. must inform the court whether or not it intends to bring, continue, defend, or discontinue a proceeding under this subpart.