History of the Work of the Board of Trade of Portland Maine What It Has Origi
History of the Work of the Board of Trade of Portland Maine What It Has Origi
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ART. 3. Admission of Members. Every person desirous of becoming a member of this association shall be proposed at a stated meeting, and if three or more negative votes shall appear against any candidate, he shall not be admitted a member, nor be again proposed, until after the expiration of six months from the time of said rejection. On becoming a member he shall sign the Constitution and By-Laws.
ART. 4. Committee of Arbitration. The Committee of Arbi- tration shall render their awards in writ...ing to the parties in controversy, through the Secretary of the Board, within one week after their decision shall have been made.
ART. 5. The fees of the Committee of Arbitration shall be left discretionary with the committee, subject, however, in case of objection, to the approval of the Managers.
ART. 6. Any member desiring the services of the Committee of Arbitration, shall notify the Secretary in writing, and state the character of the case to be investigated.
ART. 7. No member of the association who is cognizant of any fact or facts in a case before the Committee of Arbitration, 52 BOARD OF TRADE, shall refuse to give testimony before said committee, if notified in writing by the Secretary of the time and place, when and where his evidence may be required; upon pain of expulsion from the association, unless he can give a satisfactory excuse for such refusal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ART. 3. Admission of Members. Every person desirous of becoming a member of this association shall be proposed at a stated meeting, and if three or more negative votes shall appear against any candidate, he shall not be admitted a member, nor be again proposed, until after the expiration of six months from the time of said rejection. On becoming a member he shall sign the Constitution and By-Laws.
ART. 4. Committee of Arbitration. The Committee of Arbi- tration shall render their awards in writ...ing to the parties in controversy, through the Secretary of the Board, within one week after their decision shall have been made.
ART. 5. The fees of the Committee of Arbitration shall be left discretionary with the committee, subject, however, in case of objection, to the approval of the Managers.
ART. 6. Any member desiring the services of the Committee of Arbitration, shall notify the Secretary in writing, and state the character of the case to be investigated.
ART. 7. No member of the association who is cognizant of any fact or facts in a case before the Committee of Arbitration, 52 BOARD OF TRADE, shall refuse to give testimony before said committee, if notified in writing by the Secretary of the time and place, when and where his evidence may be required; upon pain of expulsion from the association, unless he can give a satisfactory excuse for such refusal.
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