XXIII.—Triennial Investigation.
Properties to be valued every third year.
1. Immediately preceding the close of every third year of the Society, or at such other time as may be determined, the Board may, if they deem it desirable, cause a survey to be made of any of the properties they hold as security for advances and obtain a report of the then value of the same, for which survey and report such fee shall be paid as the Board may decide.
Special investigation on third year and every succeeding year as to profits made.
2. At the close of the third financial year of the Society, and of each succeeding year, two competent persons, to be appointed by the Board and paid out of the funds of the Society, shall investigate the affairs of the Society, and the profits then made, and, after all losses and anticipated losses have been provided for, the profit over and above the interest which has
Profits to be apportioned to investing members.
accrued on the investing shares as provided for in Rule XV shall be apportioned equitably to the existing Members. The profits then ascertained to be due to investing Members shall be allowed to remain and accumulate, forming part of the general funds of the Society, until such accumulated profits, together with the subscription money paid by them and the seven per cent, interest added from year to year, shall make up the sum total of £50 on each share; then all payments to the
Investing shares to cease when they reach £50.
Society so far as such share is concerned shall cease and determine and the amount of £50 for each share shall be paid by the Board to the Shareholders. Provided always that no apportionment of surplus profit shall be made except on the certificate of two competent persons appointed to act in the manner hereinbefore mentioned.