(1) Where a society proposes to amend i ts bye -laws, no such amendment shall be made save by a resolution passed by a two -thirds majority of the members present and voting at a general meeting of the society.
(2) No such resolution shall be valid unless notice of the proposed amendment has been given to the members of the society in accordance with i ts bye-laws.
(3) In every case in which a society proposes to amend i ts bye -laws, an application shall be made to the Registrar together with —
(a) a cert if icate in Form B;
(b) four copies of other information in Form C; and
(c) four copies of the proposed amendment in Form D.
(4) (a) Every such application shall be made with in one month from the date of the general meeting at which such amendment was passed:
Provided that the Registrar may condone the delay, if any, for sufficient cause.
(b) Every such application shall be sent to the Registrar by registered post or delivered by hand. After receiving the application, the Registrar shall enter the application in the register maintained for the purpose and Registrar shall issue a receipt of such application in which the date of receipt of such application, shall also be mentioned.
(5) A copy of the amendment of the byelaws registered or deemed to have been registered by the Registrar under sub -sections (2) and (3) of Section 11 shall be issued to the society.
8. Manner of serving the order under sub-section (1) of Section
12.— The order of the Registrar under sub -section (1) of Section 12 shall state the exact amendment with reasons therefor, which the society should make and 14 i t shall be delivered personally or sent by registered post to the address of the society.