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Jayadev

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In our not for profit organization bylaws clearly says to follow a certain procedure to amend an existing bylaw. Either two thirds of full board of trustees or by two thirds of General body which was called for on a special petition signed by 10percent of total members.

But with out following the procedure stated above our semi annual general body passed a resolution to delete a Bylaw .

My question is is it legal? If not what are the remedies. Please advise.

Thanks in advance

Jay

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1 hour ago, jay said:

In our not for profit organization bylaws clearly says to follow a certain procedure to amend an existing bylaw. Either two thirds of full board of trustees or by two thirds of General body which was called for on a special petition signed by 10percent of total members.

But with out following the procedure stated above our semi annual general body passed a resolution to delete a Bylaw .

My question is is it legal? If not what are the remedies. Please advise.

What exactly is the nature of the violation?

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9 hours ago, Guest Who's Coming to Dinner said:

If the bylaws were not amended in accordance with their own provision for amendment, then the change is null and void. A member could raise a point of order to that effect at a future meeting.

I think we should hear what the exact nature of the violation was before we come to that conclusion.

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