Part II Confirmation by [Appropriate Authority]
Friendly Societies Act 1992 (1992 c 40) | Legislation

Part II Confirmation by [Appropriate Authority]

Applications for confirmation

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(1)     An application by a friendly society for confirmation by the [appropriate authority]—

(a)     of an amalgamation under section 85 above,

(b)     of a transfer of engagements of a friendly society under section 86 above, or

(c)     of the conversion of a friendly society into a company under section 91 above,

shall be made in such manner as [the [appropriate authority] may direct].

(2)     An application for confirmation of an amalgamation shall be made jointly by the friendly societies concerned.

[(3)     The [appropriate authority] may, on the application or with the consent of a friendly society, direct in relation to any provision of regulations made for the purposes of sub-paragraph (1) above that the provisions shall not apply to the society, or shall apply to it with such modifications as may be specified in the direction.

(4)     A direction under sub-paragraph (3) above may be subject to conditions.

(5)     A direction under sub-paragraph (3) above may be revoked by the [appropriate authority] at any time; and the [appropriate authority] may at any time vary any such direction on the application or with the consent of the society to

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