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PARRIS N. GLENDENING, Governor Ch. 183 (ii) gives the society evidence of insurability acceptable to the society. (i) bound by the terms of the application and certificate and by the (ii) entitled to the rights and privileges of membership as though the (b) A society also may admit general or social members who do not have a voice (c) The members of a grand, supreme, or subordinate lodge or branch of a society (D) A SOCIETY SHALL SPECIFY IN ITS LAWS OR RULES THE RIGHTS AND (E) MEMBERSHIP RIGHTS IN A SOCIETY ARE PERSONAL TO THE MEMBER 8-422. (a) The principal office of a domestic society shall be located in the State. (b) Meetings of the supreme legislative or governing body of a society may be held (c) The minutes of the proceedings of the supreme legislative or governing body (D) A SOCIETY MAY PROVIDE IN ITS LAWS OR RULES FOR GRIEVANCE OR 8-427. (a) A society authorized to do insurance business in the State may provide for the (1) life insurance benefits; (2) annuity benefits; (3) health insurance benefits; [and] (4) monument or tombstone benefits [, at a cost not exceeding $300,] to the (5) SUCH OTHER BENEFITS AS AUTHORIZED FOR LIFE INSURERS AND [(b) A society may provide for benefits: (1) on the life of a member; or - 1853 -
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