Board power to expel members declared ultra vires, as such clauses contravene member rights and company law. An amendment empowering the board to expel a member is ultra vires and void because it conflicts with members' statutory rights, undermines governmental and judicial remedial powers, violates principles of natural justice, and is unlawful under public policy and contract law; Supreme Court principles on admission apply more strongly to expulsion, rendering such a management driven expulsion clause invalid.
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Board power to expel members declared ultra vires, as such clauses contravene member rights and company law.
An amendment empowering the board to expel a member is ultra vires and void because it conflicts with members' statutory rights, undermines governmental and judicial remedial powers, violates principles of natural justice, and is unlawful under public policy and contract law; Supreme Court principles on admission apply more strongly to expulsion, rendering such a management driven expulsion clause invalid.
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