Recognition.

§3

Summary

(1) Any association desirous of being recognised for the purposes of this Act shall make an application in writing to the Provincial Government for such re-cognition and shall, along with the application, submit rules relating in general to its constitution and management and in particular to- (a) the management of the association by a governing body and the constitution of such governing body ; (b) the powers and duties of the office bearers and the governing body and the manner in which its business shall be transacted; (c) the admission of various classes of members by the association and the exclusion, suspension, expulsion and readmission of such members ; (d) the formation and registration of partnerships and the appointment of authorised representatives and clerks ; (e) such other matters as the Provincial Government may by order direct. (2) The association shall also furnish such other information in regard to such association as the Provincial Government may require. (3) The Provincial Government may direct that there shall be no limitation of the number of the members of the association or such limitation of the number as the Provincial Government may impose, and may require the association to incorporate in the rules such direction and the conditions, if any, accompanying it. (4) The Provincial Government may require such association to provide in its rules that the Provincial Government may appoint any person, whether a member of the association or not, to be the President or a member of the governing body of such association. (5) If the Provincial Government is satisfied that the rules of the association are suitable in the interest of the trade and are in public interest, the Provincial Government may recognise the association. No alterations or additions shall be made in the rules of a recognised association without the prior approval of the Provincial Government. (6) If the Provincial Government considers that the recognition given to any association should, in the interest of the trade or in public interest, be withdrawn, the Provincial Government may, after giving to the association an opportunity to explain why recognition should not be withdrawn, withdraw the recongnition given to the said association, and such association shall thereupon cease to be a recongnised association : Provided that such withdrawal of the recognition of any association shall not in any manner affect the validity of any contract entered into or made prior to the date of the withdrawal of the recognition and the Provincial Government may make such provision as it deems fit for the due fulfilment of such contracts which may be outstanding at such date.

(1) Any association desirous of being recognised for the purposes of this Act shall make an application in writing to the Provincial Government for such re-cognition and shall, along with the application, submit rules relating in general to its constitution and management and in particular to- (a) the management of the association by a governing body and the constitution of such governing body ; (b) the powers and duties of the office bearers and the governing body and the manner in which its business shall be transacted; (c) the admission of various classes of members by the association and the exclusion, suspension, expulsion and readmission of such members ; (d) the formation and registration of partnerships and the appointment of authorised representatives and clerks ; (e) such other matters as the Provincial Government may by order direct. (2) The association shall also furnish such other information in regard to such association as the Provincial Government may require. (3) The Provincial Government may direct that there shall be no limitation of the number of the members of the association or such limitation of the number as the Provincial Government may impose, and may require the association to incorporate in the rules such direction and the conditions, if any, accompanying it. (4) The Provincial Government may require such association to provide in its rules that the Provincial Government may appoint any person, whether a member of the association or not, to be the President or a member of the governing body of such association. (5) If the Provincial Government is satisfied that the rules of the association are suitable in the interest of the trade and are in public interest, the Provincial Government may recognise the association. No alterations or additions shall be made in the rules of a recognised association without the prior approval of the Provincial Government. (6) If the Provincial Government considers that the recognition given to any association should, in the interest of the trade or in public interest, be withdrawn, the Provincial Government may, after giving to the association an opportunity to explain why recognition should not be withdrawn, withdraw the recongnition given to the said association, and such association shall thereupon cease to be a recongnised association : Provided that such withdrawal of the recognition of any association shall not in any manner affect the validity of any contract entered into or made prior to the date of the withdrawal of the recognition and the Provincial Government may make such provision as it deems fit for the due fulfilment of such contracts which may be outstanding at such date.

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