Inspection of society books enables a creditor to seek Registrar-ordered inspection upon proving a due debt and security. A creditor may apply to the Registrar for inspection of a registered society's books; the Registrar may inspect or authorise an inspector in writing. The applicant must prove the debt is then due, has demanded payment and not been satisfied within a reasonable time, and must deposit security for inspection costs as required by the Registrar. The Registrar must communicate the inspection results to the creditor.
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Inspection of society books enables a creditor to seek Registrar-ordered inspection upon proving a due debt and security.
A creditor may apply to the Registrar for inspection of a registered society's books; the Registrar may inspect or authorise an inspector in writing. The applicant must prove the debt is then due, has demanded payment and not been satisfied within a reasonable time, and must deposit security for inspection costs as required by the Registrar. The Registrar must communicate the inspection results to the creditor.
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