(1) An application for registration shall be ■made to the Registrar in the prescribed Form.
(2) The application shall be signed— | (a) in the case of a society of which no promoter is a registered society, by bat least ten eligible persons; and
(b) in the case of a society of which at least one promoter is a registered ^Society, by a duly authorised person on behalf of such registered society and at Peast one other individual promoter or one other duly authorised person on behalf of another registered society.
money which they have undertaken to subscribe with effect from the date of regis-,,:
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(3) The application shall be accompanied by four copies of the proposed;
bye-laws of the society signed on behalf of the promoters by the president of the;
inaugural general meeting. Promoters by whom or on whose behalf such appli-d cation is made shall furnish such, information in regard to the society as thy Registrar may require and they shall be liable to the full extent of the share ̂ i . ' ’ ' . ' ............................... . ■ < ■ tration of the society. j Registration.— (1) The Registrar shall decide all questions as to whethet^ the application complies with the provisions of this Act and rules thereunder and.j whether the objects of the society are in accordance with section 4.
(2) When he is satisfied that the application is in order under sub-section (1)] and the proposed bye-laws are not contrary thereto, he may register the socie™ and its bye-laws ; provided that the Registrar shall have powers to register the-.]
bye-laws with such modifications as he thinks are necessary to bring about unifora mity in the main with the provisions of the bye-laws of societies which haye~i similar objects or functions.
(3) The Registrar shall endorse the bye-laws in token of registration. Eachj society shall have a copy of its bye-laws so endorsed.
(4) If the Registrar refuses to register a society or an amendment of the 1 bye-laws of a registered society he shall record his reasons in writing and commu® nicate these reasons and his decision to the promoters or the Secretary of a | registered society by a registered letter to their office, he Registrar may at any 1 time review his orders in this respect.