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Constitution : Part I - MAIN LAWS |
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Article IX |
AMENDMENT TO CONSTITUTION AND DISSOLUTION OF
THE GUILD |
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Clause A. |
MAIN LAWS |
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Section 1. |
Whenever it shall appear that it is advisable to alter,
extend or abridge the Main Laws, it shall be done by 2/3rd majority of the
General Council, unless otherwise it is determined to refer to the General Body. |
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Section 2. |
To amalgamate or affiliate the Guild wholly or partially
with any other society, only General Body of the Guild shall determine it. |
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Section 3. |
Proposal for such amalgamation or affiliation shall be
made by any 50 (Fifty) Members of the Guild, or any Regional Council, or Central
Council. |
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Section 4. |
Every such proposal shall be forwarded to the Central
Executive Council, who shall thereafter, within a month convene a Special
Meeting of the General Council to discuss such proposal. |
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Section 5. |
Proposal for amalgamation or affiliation shall be
discussed and passed by the General Council and it shall be notified to all the
members of the Guild. |
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Section 6. |
One month after such notification a Notice for Referendum
shall be issued and only if 3/5th majority of the votes polled agree to such
proposal, it shall be carried. |
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Clause B. |
BYE-LAWS |
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Section 1. |
Central Executive Council, Central Council, and the
General Council shall be empowered to amend such bye-laws as are considered
necessary from time to time to carry out work according to the foregoing
provisions, and to overcome if any difficulty in smooth operation of the
activities of the Guild. |
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Section 2. |
Such amendments shall be notified to the members by
Central Executive Council and shall become effective from the date mentioned in
such notification or from the date of notification if none specified in the
notification.
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Section 3. |
Amendments made by the Central Executive Council will
become ineffective if at least 10% of the total members have sent written
objections to such byelaw within one month of the notification, and in that
case, such byelaw would become effective only when passed by the Central
Council. |
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Section 4. |
Amendments made or ratified by the Central Council will
become ineffective if at least 20% of the total members have sent written
objections to such byelaw within one month of the notification, and in that
case, such amendments would become effective only when passed by the General
Council. |
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Section 5. |
Amendments made or ratified by the General Council will
become ineffective if at least 30% of the total members have sent written
objections to such byelaw within one month of the notification, and in that
case, such amendments would become effective only when passed by the General
Body. In such situation a Notice for Referendum shall be issued and votes of the
members obtained. In case majority of the votes polled ratify such amendments,
it shall become effective. |
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Section 6. |
Amendments made by the Central Executive Council shall be
placed for ratification in the next meeting of the Central Council. |
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Section 7. |
Amendments made or ratified by the Central Council shall
be placed for ratification in the next meeting of the General Council. |
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Section 8. |
Amendments made or ratified by the General Council, if has
not been objected to by at least 30% of the total Members, within a period of
one month from the notification, shall remain effective unless amended, or
deleted, by the General Council. |
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Clause C. |
DISSOLUTION |
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Section 1. |
Any number not less than 3/5th of the members of the Guild
may determine that it shall be dissolved, and thereupon it shall be dissolved
forthwith, or at any time agreed upon, and all necessary steps shall be taken
for disposal of the property of the Guild, its claim and liabilities, by the
Central Executive Council as directed by the General Council of the Guild. |
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Section 2. |
Provided that in the event of the any dispute arising
among the members of the Guild or among the members of the Central Executive
Council, the adjustment of its affairs shall be referred to the Principal Court
of original civil jurisdiction of the district in which the Headquarters of the
Guild is situated for the time being. |
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Section 3. |
No proposal for the dissolution of Guild shall be put to
members unless the same has been discussed and ratified in a special meeting of
the General Council called for such purpose. |
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Section 4. |
Once General Council has ratified the proposal for
dissolution of the Guild, another special meeting of the General Council shall
be called after a gap of three months for the confirmation of the proposal of
dissolution, and to decide upon steps to be taken for disposal of property of
the Guild, its claim and liabilities. |
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Section 5. |
Once General Council has confirmed its ratification of the
proposal for dissolution of Guild, the Central Executive Council shall put
forward the proposal to the General Body of the Guild by issuing a ‘Notice for
Referendum’ for such purpose. |
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Section 6. |
Guild shall not be dissolved unless 3/5th of the members
of Guild shall have expressed a wish for such dissolution by their votes
delivered, subsequent to such ‘Notice for Referendum’. |
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Clause D. |
UPON DISSOLUTION NO MEMBER TO RECEIVE PROFIT |
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Section 1. |
If upon the dissolution of the Guild, there shall remain,
after the satisfaction of all its debts and liabilities, any property
whatsoever, the same shall not be paid to or distributed amongst the members of
the Guild or any of them, but shall be given to some other society, to be
determined by the votes of not less than 3/5th of the members through a Notice
for Referendum at the time of dissolution, or in default thereof, by such court
as aforesaid. |
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Clause E. |
SEAT OF HEADQUARTERS |
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Section 1. |
Shall be at Delhi for the time being. |
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