Memorandum of association of the Medico-psychological Association of Great Britain and Ireland : (registered 30th July, 1895).

  • Medico-psychological Association of Great Britain and Ireland.
Date:
[1904]
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Credit: Memorandum of association of the Medico-psychological Association of Great Britain and Ireland : (registered 30th July, 1895). Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by King’s College London. The original may be consulted at King’s College London.

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    Medical Register shall ipso facto cease to be a Member of the Association. 17. Any Ordinary Member who shall in respect of two succes- sive years omit, after a special application of the Treasurer, to pay his annual subscription, shall be reported by the Treasurer to the Council, who may give directions for the removal of the name of the defaulting Member from the roll of the Association, or may take such action with regard to him as it decides upon, 1 8. Whenever there shall appear cause in the judgment of the Council for the expulsion of any Member from the Associa- tion, a minute shall be made thereof, and a copy of such minute sent forthwith in a registered letter by the General Secretary to the Member in question, who shall be invited to attend the next Meeting of the Council. If, after further con- sideration at their next Meeting, the Council still regard the expulsion of the Member as advisable, they shall frame a reso- lution to that effect, which shall be submitted to the next Annual Meeting and decided by ballot, a majority of three fourths of the Members voting being required to carry the resolution. Payments by and Privileges of Members. 19. The annual subscription of each Ordinary Member shall be one guinea, or such larger sum, not exceeding one guinea and a half, as may be determined by the Annual Meeting. Subscriptions for each year become payable on the 1st January in that year. Ordinary Members elected after the 1st July shall pay a subscription of half a guinea only for the year of their election, or they may delay taking up their election until the succeeding 1st January. 20. Honorary Members shall be exempt from all payments to the Association excepting the liability to the guarantee of one guinea contained in the Memorandum, and shall enjoy all the privileges of Ordinary Members except that of voting. 21. Corresponding Members shall be exempt from all pay- ments to the Association excepting the liability to the guarantee of one guinea contained in the Memorandum, and shall enjoy the privilege of attending the Meetings of the Association and of introducing friends to them in the same manner as Ordinary Members, but shall not be entitled to any further privileges without special leave granted by the Association.