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Section 4: Societies to be formed by memorandum of Association and registration.

The Meghalaya Societies Registration Act No.12 of 1983State Act of Meghalaya · Act 12 of 1983

(1) Any seven or more individuals associated for any of the objects mentioned in sub-section (2) may subscribe their names to a Memorandum of Association and file it along with a copy of the association as society under this act.

(2) The objects referred to in sub-section (1) may relate to the promotion of literature, arts science, sports, any charitable purpose including the care or relief of orphans, or of the aged, sick, helpless or indigent persons, the alleviation of the suffering of animals the diffusion of knowledge, the dissemination of social or economic education, the establishment and maintenance of libraries or reading-rooms, the collection and preservation of manuscripts, paintings, sculptures works of art, antiquities, natural history specimens mechanical and scientific instruments designs and any other object as may be notified by the State Government as being beneficial to the public or to a section thereof.

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ActThe Meghalaya Societies Registration Act No.12 of 1983
Section4
Marginal noteSocieties to be formed by memorandum of Association and registration.
JurisdictionState of Meghalaya
StatusIn force as published by the source

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