The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 45
Notice to be given before forfeiture
Notice to be given before forfeiture.
(2) No forfeiture is incurred by any member or person insured by reason of any default in paying any contribution, until after a written or printed notice has been delivered or sent by post prepaid to him, or left at his last known place of abode, by or on behalf of the society or registered branch, stating the amount due by him, and apprising him that, in case of default of payment by him within a reasonable time, not being less than fourteen days, and at a place to be specified in such notice, his interest or benefit will be forfeited and after default has been made by him in paying his contribution in accordance with such notice.