removal from office

[Leo]

An officer is removed from office at a meeting, by following the procedure prescribed by the bylaws. Can that removal be rescinded?

[Hieu H. Huynh]

No. See RONR 11th ed., p. 308.

[Dan Honemann]

20 minutes ago, Leo said:

An officer is removed from office at a meeting, by following the procedure prescribed by the bylaws. Can that removal be rescinded?

No, not if he was present at the meeting or officially notified of the action (RONR, 11th ed., p. 308).

[Leo]

Thank you.  I was looking for that and couldn't find it.

[Rev Ed]

Of course, it goes without saying that any member who has any doubts whatsoever about the removal of the member should have voted against any motion to remove the person from office but should also have moved that said motion be postponed until the next meeting.

[Gary Novosielski]

16 hours ago, Leo said:

An officer is removed from office at a meeting, by following the procedure prescribed by the bylaws. Can that removal be rescinded?

No, once the officer has been removed or, if not present at the meeting, has been made aware of the removal, the motion is considered to be completely carried out, so there is nothing left to rescind.  The only way to get back into office is by whatever method people normally get into office.