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(1) The Registrar may of his own motion, and Committee, cher oplieatiles than oneothild of the nembers oi a registered seciety, hold an inquiry o lrect some person authorised by him bv order ir writing this behalt lo bold an inquiry the constitution, working aid financial condition of a "finti ipiens registered society, and ill niicers, und members of the society shall produce such hooks, accounts, papers and securities of the society and furnish such information in regard to the afiairs of the society as the Registras ol' the person authorised by him may require. (2) The Registrar shall, ou the application of a creditor of a registered sociebv, inspect or direct some person authorised by him i! writing in this behalf to inspect the books of the society, if the applicant (a) proves that an ascertained sum of money is then due to him and that he has demanded payment thereo! andi has receivei satisfaction within a reasonable time; ani (b) deposits with the Rogistrar such 'sum ai security for the costs of the proposer: inspection as the Hegistrar may require (3) The Registrar shall comnmunicate the results o? any such inspection to the creditor and to the societ / into whose affairs inquiry has been made: (4) Where an inquiry is held under sub-section (?) or an inspection is made under sub-section (2) of this section, the Registrar may b a certificate under his hand make an award apportioning the costs, or such pari of the costs. as he may Mhink right, between tie registered society, the membrrs demanding an inquiry, lim. A17 6-461 Rcz.Ar ingan inquiry, CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES. the officers or former officers of the society, and the crediton, if aay, on vihoso applicasior tåe inquiry Was 4P 234/267 (5) Any sum awarded by way of costs against any society or person under this section may be recovered , on production of the certificate referred to in subsection (4) of this section to a Distriet Court naving ½ Sersions jurisdiction in the place where the registered office of the society is situated or the person resides or carries on business for the time being, in like manner as a fine imposed by the court. PART VII. DISSOLUTION.