Charter
Articles of Incorporation of the
European Society for Traumatic Stress Studies [6]
Dissolution.
Article 22.
- The Society can be dissolved after a resolution to this effect passed by the General Meeting. The provisions of paragraphs 1, 2 and 3 of the previous Article may be applied by analogy.
- After the dissolution, the Members of the Board will be charged with the liquidation.
- The liquidation surplus will be transferred to those persons who were Members at the time the resolution to dissolve was adopted. Every one of these will receive an equal part. However, in adopting the resolution to dissolve the Society, the intended use of the surplus may be changed.
- After the liquidation, the books and records of the dissolved Society will remain in the custody of the person appointed by the liquidators for the period prescribed by law.
- For the rest, the liquidation will be governed by the provisions of Article 1, Book 2 of the Dutch Civil Code.
Internal Rules.
Article 23.
- The General Meeting may lay down Internal Rules.
- The Internal Rules may not contravene the law, not even where the requirements are not mandatory, nor the Articles.
Final stipulation.
Article 24.
The first financial year of the Society will end on the thirty-first day of December, two thousand.
Concluding statement.
To conclude, the person appearing has stated that:
the following persons are appointed for the first time to Members of the Board:
- the aforesaid Mr Ulrich Peter Schnyder as Chairman;
- the aforesaid Mr Johannes Nicolaas Schreuder as Vice-Chairman/Treasurer;
- Mrs Karen Sadlier, (........), as Secretary;
- Mr Christopher Paul Lindsay Freeman,(........), as Officer.
The person appearing is known to me, civil-law notary, and the identity of the person appearing has been certified by me, civil-law notary, on the basis of the document submitted to this end.
The above was recorded in an instrument, the original of which will be retained by me, civil-law notary, and which was executed in Amsterdam at the date written in the heading of this instrument.
The substance of this instrument has been stated and explained to the person appearing. The person appearing stated that she had taken cognizance of the contents of this instrument prior to the drawing up of this instrument and that she approved of its contents and did not require the instrument to be read out in full.
Immediately afterwards, this instrument was read in part and signed by the person appearing and by me, civil-law notary.
Signed:
Civil-law notary
on the twenty-fifth day of July, two thousand, by mr. Tecla Maria Berkhout, deputising for mr. Johannes Hendrikus Weijenborg, civil-law notary practising at Amstelveen.