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Constitution of the Case Management Society
of Australia and New Zealand Limited (CMSA)
(ii)
to every Member and to each Director; and
(iii)
to the auditor of CMSA (if any).
(b)
No other person is entitled to receive notice of general meetings.
LIABILITY OF MEMBERS
50. Limited Liability
The liability of the Members of CMSA is limited.
51. Members' Liability on Winding Up
Each Member of CMSA undertakes to contribute to the assets of CMSA in the event of CMSA
being wound up while he, she or it is a Member or within one year after he, she or it ceases to
be a member for payment of the debts and liabilities of CMSA (contracted before he, she or it
ceases to be a Member) and of the costs, charges and expenses of winding up and for the
adjustment of the rights of the contributories amongst themselves, such amounts as may be
required not exceeding $50.
WINDING UP
52. Winding Up
If, on the winding up or dissolution of CMSA by any means and for any reason, there remains
any property, after satisfaction of all CMSA's debts and liabilities, the property must not be
paid to or distributed amongst the Members but must be given or transferred to:
(a)
one or more corporations having purposes similar to the purpose of CMSA set out in
rule 2 ('Purpose and Aims'):
(i)
having objects similar to the objects of CMSA;
(ii)
whose constitution prohibits the distribution of its or their income and property
to an extent at least as great as that imposed on CMSA under rule 3
('Application of Income and Profit'); and
(iii)
having been endorsed by the Commissioner of Taxation as a public
benevolent institution, gifts to which are deductible pursuant to Division 30 of
the Tax Act; or
(b)
if there are no public benevolent institutions meeting the requirements of
paragraph (a), to one or more other institutions, associations or bodies selected by the
Members of CMSA at or before the dissolution of CMSA, the objects of which are the
promotion of charity, which by its constitution is required to apply its profits or other
income in promoting its objects and is prohibited from paying any dividend to its
members, and gifts to which are allowable deductions under the Tax Act; or
(c)
if the Members do not make a selection pursuant to paragraphs (a) or (b) for any
reason, CMSA must apply to the Supreme Court of Victoria to decide.