Section 102.- The Registrar shall have the power to give an order to have the name of an association struck off the register on the following cases :

(1)    It appears after registration that the object of the association is contrary to the law or public moral or is likely to endanger the public peace or national security and an order for alteration of such object has been given by the Registrar, but the association fails to comply therewith within period of time fixed by the Registrar ;

(2)    It appears that any activity conducted by the association is contrary to the law or public moral or is likely endanger the public peace or national security ;

(3)    The association has stopped doing business for more than two consecutive years ;

(4)    It appears that the association allows or let other persons who are not members of the association to execute business of the association ;

(5)    The number of members of the association has been less than ten for more than two consecutive years.

 

Section 103.- After the name of any association has been struck off the register by the order of the Registrar under Section 102, the Registrar shall send the order together with its reason to the association without delay, and shall publish such dissolution in the Government Gazette.

Any director or members of the association of not less than three in number are entitled to appeal against the order of the Registrar given under paragraph one to the Minister of Interior. The appeal must be in writing and sent to the Registrar within thirty days as from the date of being informed of the order, and the provisions of Section 82 paragraph five shall be applied, mutatis mutandis.

 

Section 104.- When a case under section 102 happens, an interested person may request the Registrarto have the name of the association struck off the register. If the Registrar fails to comply with the request and does not inform the person who made the request of the reasons within a reasonable period of time, or the person having made the request is not satisfied by the reasons given by the Registrar, he may apply to the court for dissolution of the association.

 

Section 105.- When an association is to be dissolved under Section 101 (1) (2) (3) or (4), the Committee of the association that holds the office at the time of dissolution of the association shall inform the Registrar of the dissolution within fourteen days as from the date of such dissolution.

In case of an association is declared bankrupt by a final judgement or order of the Court under Section 101 (5), or is dissolved by a final order under Section 104, the Court shall notify the Registrar of the said judgement or order.

The Registrar shall publish such dissolution in the Government Gazette.

 

Section 106.- Upon dissolution of an association, the liquidation of the association shall be made, and the provisions in Book III, Title 22 on Liquidation of Registered Partnerships, Limited Partnerships and Limited Companies shall be applied to the liquidation of the association, mutatis mutandis.