80 Determination of certain disputes by arbitration
Friendly Societies Act 1992 (1992 c 40) | Legislation

Part VII Disputes

Disputes relating to friendly societies

80  Determination of certain disputes by arbitration

(1)     Subject to the following provisions of this section, any dispute between—

(a)     a member or person claiming through a member or under the rules of a friendly society or registered branch and the society or branch;

(b)     a person aggrieved who has ceased to be a member of a friendly society or registered branch, or a person claiming through such a person, and the society or branch or an officer of the society or branch;

(c)     a registered branch and the society of which it is a registered branch;

(d)     an officer of a registered branch and the society of which it is a registered branch; or

(e)     two or more registered branches, or any of their officers,

shall be determined by arbitration in the manner directed

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