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     Society respectively; and one of suclrtranscripts, 
     
     when Certified by the Attorney General, shall be re- 
     
     turned to the Sobiety, and the other of such tran- 
     
     scripts shall be transmitted by the Attorney General 
     
     to the Supreme Court of Judicature, at Charlotte- 
     
     town, during the term next alter the time when such 
     
     transcript shall have been so certified as aforesaid; 
     
     and the Justices of the said Supreme Court are 
     
     hereby authorized and required, upon motion of 
     
     Counsel, to allow and confirm the same; and such 
     
     transcript shall be filed by the Prothonotary of the 
     
     said Court, with the Records of the said Supreme 
     
     Court in his custody, without fee or reward; and 
     
     that all rules, alterations and amendments thereof, 
     
     from the time when the same shall be certified by 
     
     the Attorney General, shall be binding on the several 
     
     members and officers of the said Society, and all 
     
     persons having interest therein. 
     
    
   
   
    
     IV. In case the Attorney General shall refuse to 
     
     certify all or any ofthe rules, so to be submitted for 
     
     his perusal and examination, it shall then be lawful 
     
     for any such Society to submit the same to the said 
     
     Supreme Court, together with the reasons assigned 
     
     by the Attorney General, in writing, for any such 
     
     rejection or disapproval of any one or more such 
     
     rules; and that the said Supreme Court shall and 
     
     may, if deemed fit, confirm and allow the same, not- 
     
     withstanding any such rejection or disapproval by 
     
     the Attorney General. 
     
    
   
   
    
     V. The Attorney General shall be entitled to no 
     
     further fee for or in respect of any alteration or 
     
     amendment of any rules upon which one fee has been 
     
     already paid to the Attorney General, within the 
     
     period ofthree years; provided also, thatif any rules, 
     
     alterations or amendments are sent to the Attorney 
     
     General, accompanied with an affidavit of being a 
     
     c0py of any rules or alterations or amendments of 
     
     the rules of any other Society which shall have been 
     
     already enrolled under the provisions of this Act, 
     
     the Attorney General shall certify and return the 
     
     same, as aforesaid, without being entitled to any fee 
     
     for such certificate. 
     
    
   
   
    
     VI. No such Society, as aforesaid, shall have the 
     
     benefit of this Act unless all the rules for the manage- 
     
     ment thereof shall be entered in a Book to be kept 
     
     by the Secretary of such Society, and which Book 
     
     shall be open at all seasonable times for the inspec- 
     
     tion of the members of such Society; but, neverthe- 
     
     less, nothing contained herein shall extend to prevent 
     
     any alteration in or amendment of any such rules, 
     
     so entered and transmitted and filed as aforesaid, or 
     
     repealing or annulling the same, or any of them, in 
     
     the whole or in part, or making any new rules for 
     
     the management of such Society, in such manner as 
     
     by the rules of such Society shall from time to time 
     
     be provided; but such new rules, or such alterations 
     
     in or amendments of former rules, or any order an— 
     
     nulling or repealing any former rules in the whole or 
     
     in part, shall not be in force until the same respectively 
     
     shall be entered in such book as aforesaid, and cer- 
     
     tified, when necessary, by the Attorney General, 
     
     and until a transcript thereof shall be transmitted to 
     
     the Supreme Court as aforesaid, and the Prothono- 
     
     tary shall file and certify the same as aforesaid. 
     
    
   
   
    
     VII. All rules from time to time made andin force 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     forthe management of such Society as aforesaid, 
     
    
   
   
    
     and duly entered in such book as aforesaid, and 
     
     confirmed by the said Supreme Court as aforesaid, 
     
     shall be binding on the several members and officers 
     
     of such Society, and the several contributors thereto 
     
     and representatives, all of whom shall be deemed 
     
     and taken to have full notice thereof, by such entry 
     
     and contribution as aforesaid; and the entry of such 
     
     rules in such book as aforesaid, or the transcript 
     
     thereof, transmitted to the said Supreme Court, and 
     
     filed with the Prothonotary thereof, as aforesaid, or 
     
     a true copy of such transcript examined with the 
     
     original, and proved to be a true copy, shall be re- 
     
     ceived as evidence of such rules respectively in all 
     
     cases; and no legal process whatever shall be brought 
     
     or allowed to remove any such rules into any Court 
     
     of Law or Equity within this Island; and every copy 
     
     of any such transcript, transmitted and filed as afore- 
     
     said, shall be made without fee or reward, except 
     
     the actual expense of making such copy. 
     
    
   
   
    
     VIII. No rule confirmed by the Supreme Court as 
     
     aforesaid, shall be altered, rescinded or repealed 
     
     unless at a general meeting of the members of such 
     
     Society as aforesaid, convened by public notice, 
     
     written or printed, signed by the Secretary or Presi- 
     
     dent of such Society, in pursuance of a requisition 
     
     for that purpose by seven or more of the members of 
     
     such Society; which said requisition and notice shall 
     
     be publicly read at the two usual meetings of such 
     
     Society, to be held next before such general meeting, 
     
     for the purpose of such alteration or repeal, unless 
     
     a Committee of such members shall have been nomi- 
     
     nated for that purpose at a general meeting of the 
     
     members of such Society, convened in manner afore- 
     
     said; in which case such Committee shall have the 
     
     like power to make such alterations or repeal, and 
     
     unless such alterations or repeal shall be made with 
     
     the concurrence and approbation of three-fourths of 
     
     the members of such Society then and there present, 
     
     or by the like proportion of such Committee as afore- 
     
     said, if any shall have been nominated for that 
     
     purpose. 
     
    
   
   
    
     IX. The rules of every Society, formed under the 
     
     authority of this Act, shall specify the place or 
     
     places at which it is intended such Society shall hold 
     
     its meetings, and certain provisions with respect to 
     
     the powers and duties of the members at large, and 
     
     of such committees or ofiicers as may be appointed 
     
     for the management of. the affairs of such Society; 
     
     provided always, that it shall and may be lawful for 
     
     any such Society to alter their place or places of 
     
     meeting whenever they may consider it necessary, 
     
     upon giving notice thereofin writing to the Supreme 
     
     Court during the next term before or after such re- 
     
     moval, and signed by the Secretary or other principal 
     
     officer, and also by three or more ofthe members of 
     
     the said Society; and which said notice shall be' filed 
     
     in like manner as is hereinbefore directed concerning 
     
     the said rules, or the alterations or amendments. 
     
    
   
   
    
     X. That every such Society shall and may, from 
     
     time to time, at any of their usual meetings, or by 
     
     their Committee, if any such shall be appointed for 
     
     that Society, elect and appoint such person into the 
     
     office of Trustee, President, Secretary, Surveyor or 
     
     Treasurer of such Society as they shall think proper, 
     
     and also shall and may, from time to time, elect and 
     
     appoint such other officers as shall be deemed neces-