§ 35 — Proceedings by and against platform work association

35.—(1) A registered platform work association may sue and be sued and be prosecuted under its registered name.(2) An unregistered platform work association may be sued and prosecuted under the name by which it has been operating or is generally known.

(3) A platform work association whose registration has been cancelled may be sued and prosecuted under the name by which it was registered.

(4) An enforcement order for any money recovered from a platform work association in civil proceedings may issue against any property belonging to or held in trust for the platform work association other than the benevolent fund of a registered platform work association.

(5) Any fine ordered to be paid by a platform work association may be recovered by distress and sale of any movable property belonging to or held in trust for the platform work association in accordance with the provisions of the Criminal Procedure Code 2010.

(6) In any civil or criminal proceedings in which a registered platform work association is a party, the platform work association may appear in those proceedings by any one of its officers or by an advocate and solicitor.

—(1) A registered platform work association may sue and be sued and be prosecuted under its registered name.

(2) An unregistered platform work association may be sued and prosecuted under the name by which it has been operating or is generally known.

(3) A platform work association whose registration has been cancelled may be sued and prosecuted under the name by which it was registered.

(4) An enforcement order for any money recovered from a platform work association in civil proceedings may issue against any property belonging to or held in trust for the platform work association other than the benevolent fund of a registered platform work association.

(5) Any fine ordered to be paid by a platform work association may be recovered by distress and sale of any movable property belonging to or held in trust for the platform work association in accordance with the provisions of the Criminal Procedure Code 2010.

(6) In any civil or criminal proceedings in which a registered platform work association is a party, the platform work association may appear in those proceedings by any one of its officers or by an advocate and solicitor.