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THE SOCIETIES REGISTRATION ACT. 1860

(ACT. XXI OF 1869)

MEMORANDUM OF ASSOCIATION

AND

RULES

OF

Actuarial Society of Bangladesh

ASB

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The Societies Registration Act. 1860

(Act. XXI of 1869)

Memorandum of Association

of

Actuarial Society of Bangladesh

I. The name of the Society is Actuarial Society of Bangladesh ( ASB ).

II. For the time being the Registration Office of the Society shall be situated at House #

259, Road #4, Mohammadia Housing Society, Mohammadpur, Dhaka-1207,

Bangladesh..

Area of Operation

(1) The area of operation of the Society shall be all over Bangladesh.

Nature of the society

(2) It is a Non-profitable, Non-Political, Charitable and voluntary Society.

Objectives of the Society

III. The objectives for which the Society is established one all or any of the following.

“ All the objectives will be implemented after obtaining necessary permission

from the Government or concerned authority or competent authority and the

objects contrary of the provision of Section 20 of the Act 1860 shall be treated as

ineffective.”

(a) To promote and maintain high standards of competence and conduct within the

actuarial profession in Bangladesh and to be guided by the Professional Code of

Conduct.

(b) To promote the standing of the actuarial profession in Bangladesh, and raise

the public esteem of the profession.

(c) To provide a source of reference on actuarial matters for the Government of

Peoples’ Republic of Bangladesh, Regulatory authorities, and other interested

bodies.

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(d) To take such action as a Society as may be agreed upon at a General Meeting

of the Society in respect of any matter that is relevant to the actuarial profession.

(e) To promote the study and discussion of research into and the publication of

matters relating to:-

(i) the application of actuarial, economic, financial and statistical principles to

practical problems,

(ii) the actuarial, economic and allied aspects of insurance, employee retirement

benefits, Social Security, finance and investment and any other areas of

application where actuarial principles are applicable, with particular reference to

Bangladesh

(f) To assist students in the course of their actuarial studies and to provide and

promote Continuing Professional Development (CPD) programmes for the

members of the Society so as to enable them to update themselves.

(g) To foster and encourage social and familiar relationships amongst actuaries

within Bangladesh and internationally.

INCOME

IV. The income and property of the Society whatsoever derived shall be applied

solely towards the promotion of the objectives and the purposes of the society

as set forth in this Memorandum of Association and no portion thereof shall be

paid or transferred directly or indirectly by way of dividends, bonus,

honorarium, salary sitting allowance to the directors of the society for

attending committee meeting or pocket money whatsoever to any members of

the Society.

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Fund Mobilization and Utilization

V. In order to be able to fulfill objectives of the Society, the Society will:- Accept

donations, cash or kind, from any person or company from home or abroad and

will use the same towards the promotion and maintenance of the objectives of the

society may deem expedient for the fulfillment of its objectives, provided that the

Society shall not receive any foreign donation without undergoing the formalities

as laid down in the foreign Donation (Voluntary Activities) Regulations Ordinance

(Ordinance No. XL VI of 1978) and the Foreign Contributions (Regulation)

Ordinance (Ordinance No. XXXI of 1982) as amended from time to time.

Dissolution or Winding up

VI If, upon the winding up or dissolution of the society, there shall remain any assets

after liquidation all its debts and liabilities, shall not be paid to or distributed

among the members of the Society, the same shall be given or transferred to or

applied to some other Society, to be determined by the 3/5th votes of the members

of the society in the extraordinary general meeting of the Society.

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VII. Following Names & Designation of the first Board of Directors of the Actuarial

Society of Bangladesh who are already selected by the founder members:

No. Name & Address Profession Designation

1 A.K.M. Elias Hussain

House # 259, Road # 4,

Mohammadia Housing Society,

Mohammadpur, Dhaka # 1207.

Service

President

2 Noor Mohammad Bhuiyan

Al-Baraka Tower,

252, Elephant Road, Flat # D (11th

Floor),

Kataban, Dhanmondi, Dhaka -1205.

Service

Vice-President

3 Muneeba Chowdhury

House #26, Road # 9/A,

Apt # 504, Dhanmondi R/A, Dhaka.

Service

Hon. Secretary

4 M. Ahsanul Haq

House # 1203 ( 5th

Floor ),

East Monipur, Mirpur, Dhaka # 1216.

Service

Treasurer

5 Mohammad Salahuddin Soud

1638/3, Biatur Rahamat Mosque Road,

Nurpur, South Donia, Shampur, Dhaka #

1236.

Service

Director

6 Md. Omar Sharif


Mohammadi Housing Society,


Service

Director

7 Mahfuz Ibn Mannan

34/35, A Umesh Datta Road (4th Floor),

Bokshi Bazar, Sadarghat, Lalbagh, Dhaka.

Service

Director

8 Kazi Md. Al-Islam

Son of Md. Akhter Hossain

383, West Shewrapara, GF,

Iqbal Road, Dhaka # 1216

Service

Director

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We, the individuals, whose names, address and signatures subscription below, are desirous of

being formed into a Society pursuant to the Memorandum of Association:

No. Name, father’s/husband’s name &

Address

Profession Designation.


Son of : Late Ismail Hussain House # 259,

Road # 4, Mohammadia Housing Society,


Nationality Bangladeshy.

Service

Member


Al-Baraka Tower, 252, Elephant Road,

Flat # D (11th

Floor), Kataban, Dhanmondi,

Dhaka -1205. Nationality Bangladeshy.

Service

Member

3 Muneeba Chowdhury

Daughter of Mahmudal M. Chowdhury




Service

Member

4 M. Ahsanul Haq

Son of Md. Mozammel Haq

House # 1203 ( 5th

Floor ),

East Monipur, Mirpur, Dhaka # 1216.


Service

Member

5 Mohammad Salahuddin Soud Son of Md. Mokhlesur Rahman Soud.

1638/3, Biatur Rahamat Mosque Road,

Nurpur, South Donia, Shampur, Dhaka #

1236. Nationality Bangladeshy.

Service

Member

6 Md. Omar Sharif

Son of Haji Md. Alamgir Hossain.

House # 259, Road # 4, Mohammadi

Housing Society, Mohammadpur, Dhaka #

1207. Nationality Bangladeshy.

Service

Member

7 Mahfuz Ibn Mannan

Son of Mohammad Abdul Mannan.

34/35, A Umesh Datta Road (4th Floor),

Bokshi Bazar, Sadarghat, Lalbagh, Dhaka.


Service

Member

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No. Name, father’s/husband’s name &

Address

Profession Designation.

8 Kazi Md. Al-Islam

Son of Md.Akhter Hossain

383, West Shewrapara, GF, Iqbal Road,

Dhaka # 1216. Nationality Bangladeshy.

Service

Member

9 Abul Kalam Azad

Son of Late. Bazlur Rahman,

Village: Raghubpur, Po: Subil,Dist Comilla.


Service

Member

10 Mizanur Rahman

Son of Mohammad Shahid Ullah,

14/22, Babar Road,

Mohammadpur, Dhaka-1207.


Service

Member

11 Mohammad Hossain Shohid Sohrawardi

Son of Mohammad Abdul Malek Sr. Executive officer

Prime Islami Life Insurance Ltd. Raj

Bhaban ( 6th

Floor ), 29 Dilkusha C/A,

Dhaka # 1000. Nationality Bangladeshy.

Service

Member

12 Mohammad Abdush Shamim Dhali

Son of Md. Jainuddin Dhali.

156 Sher Shaha Suri Road,

Mohammadpur, Dhaka-1207


Service

Member

13 Raqueeb Chowdhury

Son of Mahmudal M. Chowdhury

House #26, Road # 9/A,Apt # 504,

Dhanmondi R/A, Dhaka.


Service

Member

14 Mohammad Ziaur Rahman

Son of Mohammad Abul Basher Sristy

Academy 111/1-A, North Jatrabari ( GF ),

Dhaka # 1204.Nationality Bangladeshy.

Service

Member

15 Sushanta Pramanik,

Son of Late Sudhir Chandra Pramanik.

67/G, Azimpur Government Staff Quarter,

Azimpur, Dhaka-1205.


Service

Member

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The Societies Registration Art, 1860 (Act. XXI of 1869)

Rules of the

Actuarial Society of Bangladesh.

1. In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires:-

(a) The Society means Actuarial Society of Bangladesh, also briefly referred

to as ASB. (b) President means President of the ASB, appointed in accordance with these

Rules..

(c) Office means the registered office for the time being of the Society.

(d) Government means government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh

(e) Member means a member of the Society admitted as such in accordance with

Regulations framed for the purpose by the Executive Committee of the

Society and whose name appears and/or is borne on the Register of the

Members.

(f) Month means calendar month of Christian Era of the year.

(g) Seal means the common Seal of the Society.

(h) General meeting means a General Meeting of The Society.

(i) Ordinary Meeting and Extra-ordinary meeting mean respectively an Ordinary

General Meeting and Extra-ordinary General Meeting.

(j) Rules means any rules, regulations, by-laws and procedures framed by the

Executive Committee for the proper function of the Society.

(k) Proxy means an attorney duly constituted or appointed under an instrument

of proxy, power of attorney or any other authority in writings. But proxy

shall not be applicable in case of decision for dissolution or winding up as

enacted earlier.

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(l) In Writing and Written documents includes printing, lithography, laser

printing, type writing, telex, fax, e-mail and other modes of representing or

reproducing words in visible form.

Membership

2. Section 1 – Membership of the Society

Persons may be admitted into the Society in one of the four classes:-

(a) Fellows;

(b) Associates;

(c) Students;

(d) Honorary Fellows,

Fellows, Associates and Student Members shall be entitled to vote, make nominations

and generally exercise the rights to full membership. Honorary Fellow Members shall be

entitled to be present at meetings of the Society, to present papers and to join in

discussions at such meetings and take part in the development of the Society. They are

however, not entitled to make nominations, to vote and hold any office of the Society.

Section 2 – Fellows

Any person who makes an application for admission as a Fellow of the Society by

completion of the prescribed application form may become and remain a Fellow of the

Society provided that the person:-

(a) Is a Fellow of the Institute of Actuaries, London, or the Faculty of Actuaries in

Scotland, or the Society of Actuaries in United States, or the Casualty Actuarial

society in United States or the Canadian Institute of Actuaries, or the Institute of

Actuaries of Australia or any other Actuarial body as specifically approved by the

Executive Committee;

(b) Is approved for admission to membership by the Executive Committee;

(c) Has paid the prescribed entrance fee and up to date subscription for the year.

Such a Fellow member will be entitled to use the designation of FASB,

signifying membership of and professional status within ASB.

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Section 3 – Associates

Any person who is not qualified to be a Fellow of the Society who makes an application

for admission as an Associate of the Society by completion of the prescribed application

form may become an Associate Member of the Society provided that person:-

(a) has passed examinations of any of the professional actuarial bodies as

recognized for Fellow, which in the opinion of the Executive Committee are of

equivalent status to the examinations which must be passed to become an

Associate of that Society of Actuaries;

(b) Has passed and/or is exempted from examinations as prescribed by the

Society and is approved for admission to membership by the Executive

Committee; and

(c) Has paid the prescribed entrance fee and subscription for the year.

Such an Associate member will be entitled to use the designation of AASB,

signifying membership of and professional status within ASB.

Section 4 – Student Members

Any person who is not qualified to be a Fellow or an Associate of the Society who makes

an application for student membership by completion of the prescribed application form

may become a Student Member of the Society provided that person:-

1) Is recommended by two persons having membership of ASB or any other

professional body such as Accountant, Lawyers, Recognised Medical

practitioner or any other in Bangladesh,

2) Satisfies such other criterion of admission as prescribed by the Society.

3) Is approved for admission in accordance with procedures prescribed by the

Society.

4) Has paid the prescribed entrance fee and subscription for the year.

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Section 5 – Honorary Fellow Members

Any person who makes an application for Honorary Fellow membership by completion

of the prescribed application form may become an Honorary Fellow member of the

Society provided that the person:-

(a) Is nominated by at least two members of the Society;

(b) Does not meet the requirements for admission as a Fellow, Associate or

Student member of the Society or meets any such requirement but is not intending

to practice as Actuary chooses to contribute to the development of the actuarial

profession in Bangladesh;

(c) Has declared interest in actuarial matters;

(d) Is approved for admission to membership by the Executive Committee;

(e) Has paid the prescribed entrance fee and subscription for the year

Such a member will be entitled to use the designation of Hon. FASB, signifying

membership of and professional status within ASB. However Hon. Fellow

member shall not be entitled to practice as an Actuary in Bangladesh except that

he or she could pursue academic and research interest in actuarial science.

Register

3. The society shall maintain a register of members, which shall be open to

inspection, on any working day within normal working hours. at the office of the

Society. The members and/or officers on payment of such fees and upon giving

such notice as may, from time to time, be prescribed by the society in this behalf.

Vote

4. Each member (except an Hon. Fellow member) of the Society shall be entitled to

one vote. No member of the Society whose subscription dues are in arrears shall

not be entitled to vote.

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Membership Ceased

5. Any member failing to pay the annual membership due for six consecutive months

shall lose his /her membership and shall be entitled to re-admission in accordance

with the regulations prescribed by the Society.

Patrons

6. Individuals of excellence of their own or Association Society or society or bodies

or persons of eminent position may be included by the Executive Committee

without voting right as Patrons, however such persons shall not be deemed as

members of the Society..

Management 7.. The first executive committee not exceeding eight members will be nominated by

the founder members who are the signatories of Memorandum of Association. The

affairs of the Society shall be managed by an Executive Committee which shall

have the responsibility to determine the direction and scope of the activities of the

Society.

The election of the Executive Committee shall be determined by the majority

votes of the General Members.

The Executive Committee shall have power to co-opt members pending normal

election to the Executive Committee, if vacancy for any reason arises. Such a co-

opted member shall vacate office as soon as the vacancy is filled up by election.

The Executive Committee shall exercise full management and financial control of

the Society.

Duration of the first Executive Committee shall be for 5 years after which

elections shall be held each year for 25 % of the members retiring each year from

5th

year onwards. The retirement will be seniority, the senior most to retire first. If

there are more than one member for same seniority then the retiring member shall

be determined by drawing lots.

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8. THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Section 1 – Office Bearers The Society shall be governed by the Executive Committee to be composed of as

under:-

The President

The Vice-President

The Hon. Secretary

The Treasurer

Maximum of four other Members

Immediate Past President as permanent invitee.

With the exception of the Immediate Past President, all officers of the Executive

Committee shall be elected at the Annual General Meeting.

9. Power of the Executive Committee :-

The Committee shall have the following power:-

(a)To acquire by way of purchase or gift or to take on lease or hire or otherwise any

movable or immovable property;

(b) To sell, assign, mortgage, lease, exchange, transfer or otherwise deal with all or any

property, movable or immovable of the Society in any way it may consider necessary;

(c) To construct, develop, renovate, expand or alter any movable or immovable property

in the possession of the Society and to take necessary action for proper maintenance of

any such movable or immovable property.

(d) To open and maintain bank accounts and to draw, accept, endorse, discount, execute,

sign, issue or otherwise deal with cheques, drafts, certificates, receipts, Government

Securities, promissory notes, bills of exchange or other

(e) To sue any person on legal affairs ;

(f) To create administrative, technical, ministerial and other posts under the Society and

make appointments thereto in accordance with the Rules of the Society.

(g) To establish and maintain provident and other funds for the benefit of the employees

of the Society and their dependents;

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(h) To undertake all such activities as are deemed necessary for promoting the objects for

which the Society is established.

(i) To define and regulate the privileges and benefits of the several classes of members

of the Society & To decide the fees/dues for the membership to the Society.

(j) To prescribe the cases, circumstances, conditions and manners in and on which a

member of the Society may be excluded or suspended from membership.

(k) To prescribe code of professional conduct and practice and to issue guidance notes on

professional matters.

(l) To insure against such damages, risks, accidents and liabilities of all kinds which may

affect the Society in any way or in respect of the staff of the Society or in respect of the

property belonging to or leased by the Society and to pay premiums on all such

insurances.

(m) .The Committee will have the power to appoint sub-committees to carry out any

specific activity or activities in pursuance of the objects of the Society.

(n). The Committee shall also have the management and control of the funds of the

Society and may invest all funds, not needed immediately for the ordinary purposes of

the Society in the name of the Society, in such manner as the Committee may determine,

subject to the provisions of law as may be applicable to investments of the funds of the

Society from time to time, with power to sell such investments in such manner as the

Committee may determine. The Committee may also from time to time borrow money

and pay interest thereon.

Chapters

(q). The Committee may approve opening of a Chapter with its area at any place provided

that at least 3 Fellow and/or Associate members reside in the area of the proposed chapter

and incase the approval is sought is not accorded the reasons thereof shall be recorded.

(r). All members of the Society whose registered addresses for the time being is in the

area of the Chapter as specified by the Committee will constitute the Chapter.

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(s). Chapters may plan their activities keeping the objects of the Society in mind. Every

Chapter may frame its own rules and arrange or collection of subscriptions from the

members of the respective Chapters. Such subscription will be in addition to the

subscription every member is required to pay to the Society under Rule 6.

(t). Each Chapter shall submit to the Committee before the end of May every year audited

statement of Income & Expenditure for the year ending on 31st March as also its assets

and liabilities as at that date and a Report on the activities of the Chapter in the previous

year.

Section 2 – Duties and Powers of the President

The President shall preside as Chairman at all meetings of the Society and all meetings of

the Executive Committee and shall be responsible for the proper conduct of all such

meetings. As Chairman of such meetings the President shall have the casting vote and

shall sign the minutes of each meeting at the time they are approved.

The President is empowered to make written statements concerning actuarial and related

matters, on behalf of the Society, provided such written statements have been approved

by majority of votes in the Executive Committee. Such statements shall be circulated to

Voting Members wherever practicable prior to their publication.

If the President is called upon to make verbal statements or comments on behalf of the

Society concerning actuarial or related matters, he shall, wherever practicable first seek

the views and guidance of the Executive Committee.

The President, with the approval of the Executive Committee, may delegate his powers to

make written or verbal statements on behalf of the Society to the Vice-President or to

another Fellow.

Section 3 – Duties of the Vice-President

The Vice-President shall deputise for the President during absence of the President.

Section 4 – Duties of the Hon. Secretary

The Secretary shall conduct the day to day affairs of the Society in accordance with this

Constitution, and shall carry out the instructions of General Meetings and of the

Executive Committee. The Secretary shall be responsible for conducting all

correspondence and keeping a register of members and all books, documents and papers

except the accounts and financial records. The Hon. Secretary shall attend all General

Meetings and Executive Committee meetings, and record their proceedings.

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Section 5 – Duties of the Treasurer

The Treasurer shall be responsible for the finances of the Society, shall keep all funds and

collect and disburse all moneys on behalf of the Society, and shall keep proper books of

account of all monetary transactions and shall be responsible for their correctness. As at

the end of each financial year, the Treasurer shall draw up a Statement of Accounts which

shall include a statement of income and expenditure during that financial year and a

balance sheet as at the end of the financial year. The Statement of Accounts shall be

audited by the Auditor appointed under Article 13. The audited Statement of Accounts

shall be submitted for the approval of the next Annual General Meeting, and copies shall

be made available at the registered address of the Society for the perusal of members.

Section 6 – Duties of the Committee Members other than office bearers.

The Executive Committee Members shall carry out such duties as decided by the

Executive Committee.

The General Body

10.. There Shall be a General Body of the Society and it shall be composed of all

members of Society. The President of the Society will preside over meeting of the

General Body.

Meeting of the Executive Committee

11.(a). In presence of 2/3(Two third) members of the Executive Committee at any such

meeting shall form a quorum and each member shall have one casting vote.

(b) The executive committee shall meet not less than Four times a year.

(c).The society shall keep at its office a registers containing the names and addresses and

occupations and nationality of the Members of the executive committee and shall send to

the register of any changes that may take place in the names, addresses, occupations or

nationality such members of executive Committee.

(d). A majority may decide any question at such meeting and if the votes are equal, the

chairman of the meeting shall have a second or casting vote.

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(e) Simple majority members of the executive committee may request a special meeting

thereof to be called by the President by giving seven days notice of the desire of the

executive committee members, in the case of emergency or urgent reference by giving

three days notice to the executive committee members but at such special meetings no

business other than specified in the notice shall be taken into consideration, saved by the

unanimous consent of those present.

(f) Emergency meetings may be convened with specific agenda with 24 hours notice in

the event of emergencies.

(g) Minutes of all proceeding of the committee shall be made and regularly entered into a

minute book to be kept by the Secretary and copies circulated among the members. the

book shall be opened to the inspection of any member at any reasonable time.

(h) Any casual vacancy against the members of the executive committee, arising from

death, resignation, removal or otherwise, may be filled by co-option by the executive

committee and the members so co-opted shall hold officer for the unexpected position of

the office of the member causing the vacancy.

(i) The executive committee shall function not withstanding any vacancy therein and not

withstanding any defect in its constitution and no act or proceeding of the executive

committee shall be invalid by reason only of the existence of any vacancy amongst its

members or any defect in its constitution.

Annual General Meeting

12. It shall be held at least once in a calendar year. Fourteen days notice shall be given to

every member before holding General Meeting stating the time and place of such meeting

and the business to be transected in such meeting.

Provided that any meeting may be convened at any shorter notice, if the entire voting

strength consents in writing of such shorter notice.

At every general or specific meeting 2/3 (two third) Members of the Society, Entitled to

be present and to vote, Shall form a quorum, provided that if the necessary quorum is not

present at such meeting then such meeting shall be adjourned to such subsequent date as

may be fixed by the Executive Committee and notified to Members, and if the necessary

quorum as defined above is not present at such adjourned meeting the Members then

actually present shall form a quorum. The President of the Society and in his/ her

absence a Member elected by the Members shall preside.

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Funds

13. Membership fees, regular subscription, donations received from members of the

Society, well wishes, business communities, governmental and non-governmental

national & International Society will constitute the funds of the Society.

Earning through publication of journal, booklets, newsletters books and souvenirs will

also contribute to the funds of society.

Earnings through training programs, research projects, consultancies will also

contribution to the fund of the Society

Members of the Society can also engaged themselves to research program or any other

activities and shall be eligible to utilize funds and get remuneration, as permissible by the

executive committee.

Bank Account

14 The Society can open Bank Account with any commercial Bank/Banks under the

duel signature among the President, Secretary and Treasurer of the Society.

SEAL

15. The Executive Committee shall provide a common seal for the Society. The seal

shall remain in the custody of the Secretary.

Accounts and Audit

16. (a). Financial Year of the Society shall be from 1st January of each year to the 31st

December of the calendar year.

(b) .The Society shall maintain such books of accounts and other books in relation to its

accounts in such form and in such manner as may be prescribed by the Committee in

consultation with the Auditor of the Society.

(c).The Committee shall every year cause to be prepared a statement of the income and

expenditure of the Society for the year ending on 31st December and of its liabilities and

assets as at that date, and such statements after having been verified and signed by the

Auditor appointed at the Annual General Meeting shall be laid before the next Annual

General Meeting together with any report thereon made by the Auditor.

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(d).The Committee shall draw up a Report on the affairs of the Society and the activities

of the previous year, which shall be submitted to the next Annual General Meeting.

Amendment

17. Executive Committee, if necessary, will be able to propose/recommend alteration,

extension, addition, and limitation of any section, sub-section or word of the Constitution.

The same will have to be approved in presence of 3/5 members of total members in

Extra Ordinary general meeting of the Society

Dissolution of Association

18. If upon the winding up or dissolution of the Society there shall remain, after the

satisfaction of all its debts and liabilities, any property whatsoever, the same shall be

handed over or given to some other institutions, having objectives similar to the

objectives of Society, to be determined by the 3/5 voting of the members of the society in

the extra ordinary general meting at or before the dissolution.

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We do hereby certify that the above Rules are found true and correct.

No. Name & Address Profession Designation Signature



Mohammadia Housing Society,


Service

Member


Al-Baraka Tower,

252, Elephant Road,

Flat # D (11th

Floor),

Kataban, Dhanmondi, Dhaka -1205..

Service

Member

3 Muneeba Chowdhury



Service

Member

4 M. Ahsanul Haq

House # 1203 ( 5th

Floor ),

East Monipur, Mirpur, Dhaka #

1216.

Service

Member

5 Mohammad Salahuddin Soud

1638/3, Biatur Rahamat Mosque

Road,

Nurpur, South Donia, Shampur,

Dhaka # 1236.

Service

Member

6 Md. Omar Sharif


Mohammadi Housing Society,


Service

Member

7 Mahfuz Ibn Mannan

34/35, A Umesh Datta Road (4th

Floor), Bokshi Bazar, Sadarghat,

Lalbagh, Dhaka.

Service

Member

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8 Kazi Md. Al-Islam

Son of Md. Akhter Hossain.

383, West Shewrapara, GF,

Iqbal Road, Dhaka # 1216

Service

Member

9 Abul Kalam Azad

Village: Raghubpur, Post: Subil,

Dist Comilla.

Service

Member

10 Mizanur Rahman

14/22, Babar Road, Mohammadpur,

Dhaka-1207..

Service

Member

11 Mohammad Hossain Shohid

Sohrawardi

Sr. Executive officer

Prime Islami Life Insurance Ltd.

Raj Bhaban ( 6th

Floor ),

29 Dilkusha C/A, Dhaka # 1000.

Service

Member

12 Mohammad Abdush Shamim Dhali

156 Sher Shaha Suri Road,

Mohammadpur, Dhaka-1207

Service

Member

13 Raqueeb Chowdhury



Service

Member

14 Mohammad Ziaur Rahman

Sristy Academy

111/1-A, North Jatrabari ( GF ),

Dhaka # 1204.

Service

Member

15 Sushanta Pramanik,

67/G, Azimpur Government Staff

Quarter, Azimpur, Dhaka-1205.

Service

Member

Dated the 20 th Day of May 2007

We do hereby authorise under noted persons to represent on

our behalf for any correction if needed for Registration under

Society Registration Act at the office of the Registrar.

(1) A.K.M. Elias Hussain –

(2) Omar Sharif -

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