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 BUILDING SOCIETY 
 
 OP THE 
 
 DISTRICT OF MONTRML, 
 
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 BOARD OF DIRECTORS : 
 
 J. B. Meilleur, Esq., M. D., President. 
 
 D. E. Papineau, Esq., Notary, Vice-President. 
 
 E. S. Frrer, Esq., Inspector of Post Offices. 
 N. ViLLENEUVE, Esq., Merchant. 
 
 L. Rivet, Esq., " 
 
 J: BouLANGET, Esq., " 
 
 J. Levy, Esq. 
 
 P. A. Fauteux, Esq., advocate, Secretary-Tr^asurer. 
 
 , Office, No. 2, C6t6 Street — Open on Mondays, from 
 9 o'clock A. M. to 6 P. M. 
 
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 MONTREAL : 
 
 FROM P. CfiRAT's, POWER PRESS, 22, ST. GABRIEL STREET. 
 
 '1857.' 
 
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 BJJILDI^G SOCIETY 
 
 OF THE 
 
 DISTRICT OF MONTREAL 
 
 BOARD OF DIRECTORS : 
 
 J. B. Meilleur, Esq., M. D., President, 
 
 D. E. Papineau, Esq., Notary, Vice-President. 
 
 E. S. Freer, Esq., Inspector of Post Offices. 
 N. ViLLENEUvu, Esq., Merchant. 
 
 L. Rivet, Esq., " 
 
 J. Boulanget, Esq., " 
 
 J. Levy, Esq. 
 
 P. A. Fauteux, Esq., advocate, Skcretanj- Treasurer, 
 
 Office, No. 2, C6t6 Street— Open on Mondays, from 
 9 o'clock A. M. to 6 P. M. 
 
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 MONTEEAL : 
 
 f ROM P. CfiRAT's POWER PRESS, 22, ST. GABRIEL STREET^ 
 
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 BY-LAWS 
 
 OP THK 
 
 BUILDING SOCIETY 
 
 OF THB 
 
 ©QgTflBIlOT ©I? EKDEfirilM. 
 
 I. This Society shall be estahlished under the 
 
 name of Building Society of the District of Montreal, 
 in virtue of the 1^ Vic. ch. 57 ; 14 and 15 Vic. ch. 23. 
 It shall be perpetual. 
 
 II. The object of this Society is to assist its mem- 
 bers, by advancing to them one or all their shares, for 
 the purpose of freeing any Real Estate, which they 
 possess or shall possess or may acquire, either as abso- 
 lute proprietors or as holding under a long Lease (Bail 
 Emphytheotique,) and also to afford to those members 
 who do not take their shares in advance, a safe and 
 advantageous mode for depositing their savings. 
 
in. — All sums of money obtained for the use of the 
 Society and belonging to it in any manner whatsoever, 
 shall be employed : 
 
 lo. To defray the expenses necessarily incurred, for 
 the management of the Society. 
 
 2o. To advance to any member share or shares, upon 
 certain required conditions. 
 
 3o. For the purchase of the shares of members, who 
 may retire in the manner hereinafter provided ; 
 
 4o. Lastly, for the payment in full, at the time of 
 the extinction of each successive class of members, of 
 those shares, which have not been advanced. 
 
 If the funds of the Society are not disposed of in 
 the manner above pointed out, the Directors, at their 
 discretion, may dispose thereof, otherwise, for the be- 
 nefit of the Society. 
 
 IV. — Every person becoming a member, except those 
 becoming so by Inheritance or succession, shall pay, 
 on or before the 6 April next, and on the sixth of the 
 same month, every year (the day on which a new class 
 of shareholders shall be opened) an entrance fee of T^d 
 per share. • 
 
 At all other times, the entrance fee, and the amount 
 or arrears, which must be paid to become a member, 
 shall be established and fixed by the directors. 
 
 V. — The amount of each share shall be £12, 10s Od 
 payable at the office of the Secretary-Treasurer, by 
 monthly payments of 2s Od for each share, on the first 
 Monday in every month, commencing on the sixth ot 
 the month of April next. 
 
 No member, at one time, si -.11 hold and possess more 
 than 500 shares. 
 
VI. — Every member, not a borrower, whose monthly- 
 payment is not made on the day appointed, shaH pay 
 a fine of Id per share for the 1st month. 
 
 it 2 " 2 ^* 
 
 « 4 tt 3 « 
 
 And so on. doubling th^ .ine for each succeeding montli* 
 
 Tf, at the expiration o^ the sixth month, nil such 
 arrears and fines are not paid by such membti', thnre 
 shall be added thereto a confiscation of 6 per cent w] on 
 all the payments made upon such shares, and also upon 
 all the profits realised thereon, and the member so in 
 default, shall retire from the Society, upon receiving 
 from the Secretary-Treasurer the full amount of all thf? 
 payments made by him, but without interest, and de- 
 ducting first, all arrears, fines, interest and confiscations, 
 due by him at the time to the Society. 
 
 Every member to whom the Society shall have ad- 
 vanced one or more shares, shall pay, moreover, alike 
 fine, for each share so received by him in advance, up 
 to the time of his being sued. 
 
 Provided, nevertheless, that nothing in this clause 
 shall prevent the Directors from suing for the recover 
 of the said arrears, fines, interest, and conftcations, 
 when they shall deem it more advantageous to the So- 
 ciety, nor from granting, in certain cases, and under a 
 written agreement, to members, terms of payment, 
 which in no case shall exceed six months, in considera- 
 tiou of Interest payable at the ordinary rate for loans 
 by the Society. 
 
 VII. — The affairs of the Society shall be under the 
 control and management of seven Directors, wh«) shall 
 el^ct their president and vice-president. ( Without 
 pay.) 
 
 Pour shall constitute a quorum at their meetings. 
 
 The Directors shall be elected by secret ballot, and 
 bj the absolute majority of TOtes. 
 
VIII. — The Directors once elected shall remain in 
 oflico until they shall have been replaced by their 
 successors, unless they shall cease to be so from any of 
 the following causes, immely, death, resignation, ab- 
 sence from meetings during tliruc consecutive months, 
 holding less than sixteen shares, insolvency, bank- 
 ruptcy, arrest for crime or misdemeanor ; and the 
 Society, at a general meeting, cal'ed for that purpose 
 according to the Rules, shall proceed immediately to 
 fill up all such vacancies in the Board of Directors.. 
 
 rso Director so long as he shall be in ollice, nor for 
 six months after shall be eli;i;ible to fill any other 
 office, either honorary or lucrative. 
 
 IX. — At every general meeting of the members, 
 whether lor the election of Directors or for any other 
 business to be decided by the majority of votes, the 
 members sliall vote according to the following scale: 
 
 4 shares or more 1 vote 
 10 '' " 2 " 
 24 " <« 3 " 
 40 ^'- '' 4 '' 
 60 '' " 5 " 
 Cut no member shall be entitled to more than five 
 votes. 
 
 
 No person shall be permitted to v^^te by proxy, with 
 the exception of members absent from tUe district and 
 of female shareholders. 
 
 The President shall not be entitled to vote at any 
 general meeting of the members, unless there is an 
 equal division of votes. 
 
 At the meetings of the Directors, the President, as 
 the other Directors, shall vote upon all questions, (eac^ 
 Director having on§ vote.) 
 
 X. — There shall be a general meeting on the 6 april 
 in each year, commencing in 1858, for the election ol 
 
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 Directors nud for all other gciier;il purposes relating to 
 tlie iiuiii;:2onient of the Society. 
 
 At ciicli of ihcst! animal lucetiiigs. the Secrutary- 
 Trcasiirer shall submit and read an exact report and 
 i^tatonlel«t of all the allaii's of tlie Society u]) to lo 
 March preceding and which report shall be attested 
 to by three auditors. 
 
 XI. — Extraordinary general nioetings maybe called 
 by the Directors, when ever urgent circumstances ren- 
 der it necessary. 
 
 The President or in his absence, the Vice-President 
 shall be required to call ^.mmo'liately a special meetii^g 
 ujjou a written demand signed by at least twelve mem- 
 bers. 
 
 Evfry demand for any such meeting shall expressly 
 point out the object of the meeting. 
 
 XII. — All the meetings of the Society and of the 
 Directors shall be held in the City of Montreal, at the 
 place narwed in the notice calling the meeting. 
 
 The President shall preside at all meetings, and in 
 his absence, the Vice-President, rind if both are absent, 
 a president /»ro ieniporc shall be chosen by the mem- 
 bers present. 
 
 XIII. — The Directors shpU have the power to make 
 such arrangements with one of the chartered Banks, 
 doing business in Montreal, as they may deem advan-^ 
 tageous and necessary, for the deposit oi the money 
 and security belonging to the Society, for opening a 
 credit account and for conducting the other financial 
 concerns of the Society. 
 
 XIV. — The president or in his absence the vice- 
 president and the Secretary-Treasurer, being authorised 
 by a resolution of the Board of Directors, may accept, 
 acquire, possess, sell, alienate, transfer, mortgage and 
 
hypothecate, for and in the name of the Society, any 
 Real Estate, heritage, monies, merchandise, and move- 
 able elFects whatsoever, and all titles, obligations for 
 money, transfers, cef?sions, subrogations or other obli- 
 gitory instruments, acts or titles and all other rights 
 and claims wliich the Society has a right by law to 
 accept, acquire, possess, sell, alienate, transfer, mort- 
 gage and hypotliecate, and all the acts required for the 
 above purposes, shall be signed by the president, and 
 in his absence, by the vice-president, and counter- 
 signed by the Secretary-Treasurer. 
 
 XY. — Whenever a loan shall be made upon the se- 
 curity of a mortgage, it shall be «;tipulated on the deed 
 creating the mortgage, that the debtor, his heirs or 
 assigns, shall be obliged to insure against fire the Buil- 
 dings already erected or those which maybe thereafter 
 erected, upon the property mortgaged, and this within 
 a delay to be fixed by the Directors, and to transfer 
 and renew the policy of insurance, endorsed by the 
 said debtors, and to deposit the same with the Secre- 
 tary-Treasurer, and also to pay all the assessments, 
 seigniorial rents and other charges tvnth which the 
 said property mortgaged may be burthened, and that 
 in default of the said debtors to perform these several 
 obligations, the Directors shall be authorised to effect 
 the same themselves, and to renew the said insurance, 
 and to pay all such seigniorial rents, assessments and 
 other charges at the costs and expense of the said 
 liebtors. 
 
 XVI. — In no case, shall the Directors exact or accept 
 from any member a lesser sum than 2s Id nor a greater 
 «um than 2s 3d, for interest and bonus, per month, for 
 the use of each share advanced. 
 
 No member shall obtain, as a loan or otherwise, an 
 amount exceeding that of his shares, nor for a longer 
 term, than that ot the duration of a class. 
 
XVII. — Every member having made at least four 
 payments, and against whom the Society has no claim, 
 shall have the power to transfer, without costs, his 
 share or shares, in the manner ordered by the Direc- 
 tors, the transfered paying an entrance fee of 7^d for 
 each share. 
 
 XVIII. — Every member who shall have made at 
 least twelve monthly payments, shall have the power 
 to retire from the society, upon giving a month's notice 
 in writing to the Secretary-Treasurer, and he shall be 
 considered to have ceased tobe a member from the date 
 of such notice. 
 
 All his payments shall be remitted to him ; however, 
 any member so retiring shall be bound to wait until 
 the funds of the Society, shall enable it to reimburse 
 to him, the payments made by him, and any member 
 who shall retire after having made IS payments, shall 
 be entilled to have one half of the profits arising from 
 such payments. 
 
 XIX. — Every member demanding a loan, unless the 
 payments which he has made exceed by 20 per cent, 
 the amount demanded, shall deposit along with his 
 written demand ibr such loan, with the Secretary- 
 Treasurer, a sum of money, the amount wiiereof shall 
 be previously determined by the Directors, in order to 
 secure the Society the reimbursement of any expen- 
 ses, which may be incurred upon such demand, i.»i 
 case the borrower should not have given, at the time 
 appointed, such securities as the Directors deem suffi- 
 cient. 
 
 XX. — The payments made upon the shares shall be 
 a sufficient security for loans, provided that the said 
 payments amount to £15 U for each share to be ad- 
 vanced. 
 
 Any member borrowing on such security, shall give 
 
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 to the Secretary-Treasurer his note, by which he shall 
 bind himself to reimburse to the Society, at the expir- 
 ation of a term, which shall not be less than 6 months, 
 or at the extinction of a class, all sums of money so 
 borrowed from the Society and paid to him for the use 
 thereof, the interest and the bonus, the rate whereof 
 is fixed by the 16th clause of these rules. 
 
 And every such member-borrower , who will noi 
 fulfill the obligations which he contracts towards the 
 Society, in giving such note, shall be liable to all the 
 penalties imposed by the sixth clause of these rules. 
 
 XXI. — Every member changing his residence or 
 domicile shall give notice in writing thereof to the Se- 
 cretary-Treasurer, within the delay of a month, and 
 also, of the place of his new residence and domicile, 
 and in default of so doing, he shall pay a fine of Is 3d. 
 
 XXII. — A Treasurer shall be named, who shall also 
 act as Secretary, and shall manage the affairs of the 
 Board of Directors, under the control of the Directors. 
 
 He shall not enter upon the duties of his office until 
 he has given sufficient security, in the discretion of 
 the Directors, and the said security shall never be less 
 than double the value of the property of which he is 
 the depository. 
 
 XXIII. — The Secretary-Treasurer is authorised to 
 receive and pay all sums of money, due to or by the 
 Society, and his receipt discharges the debtors for all 
 legal purposes. 
 
 He shall bo bound to deposit immediately in the 
 Bank all money received for the Society, so soon as it 
 amounts to £12 10 0. 
 
 Each order or check upon the Bank shall be signed 
 by the Secretary Treasurer and two Directors. 
 
 The President shall be bound to examine the Bank 
 Book of the Society, once a month, and to certify 
 such an examination. 
 
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 XXrV.— Besides the Secretary-Treasurer, the Direc- 
 tors, in their discretion, shall have the power to name an 
 attorney to investigate and examine all deeds relating to 
 real estate or others, which may be offered as security 
 for loans, and for all other business of the society ; a notary 
 to execute the deeds and documents of the society ;— 
 Inspectors to visit and value the properties oftered in 
 s^urity, to name agents for the country and to establish 
 offices for the objects of this society, and to name all other 
 officers and agents, as they shall deem useful to advance 
 the objects of the society. 
 
 The Directors shall name three auditors (from among 
 the members) to examine at all times the books and the 
 accounts of the society, and to attest the annual report of 
 Secretary-Treasurer. 
 
 The report of the inspectors shall always be in writin^-, 
 and sworn to, if the Directors require it. 
 
 The fees of the attorney, notary, inspectors and agents, 
 shall be fixed by the Directors, and shall be in every case 
 paid by the borrowing members. 
 
 The secretary-treasurer, the attorney, the notary, the 
 inspectors and the auditors shall be named in the course 
 of the first month following the day of the election of 
 Directors, and shall remain in office until they shall have 
 been replaced by their successors, and they shall not in 
 any case cease to fulfill the duties of their office until the 
 Directors shall have provided for their being replaced. 
 
 ■^^^•— The office of the secretary-treasurer shall be 
 open every Monday, only, or on the next day, if the Mon- 
 day should be aholyday, for the examination of the Rules 
 and all other business of the society, from nine o'clock in 
 the morning to six in the afternoon. 
 
 r> ^^Y^'—Whenever any of the days fixed by these 
 Kules for the meetings of the Society, or for the business 
 ot the society, shall fall upon a Sunday or hoyday, such 
 meetings shall be held, and such business transacted on 
 the first business day following. 
 Every public notice, required by these Rules shall be 
 
 pUOllShed in the Fre;}(kaild T^no-lisl, lav,.rnarr« i» U"^ 
 
 i^ewsjpapers in Montreal, q & > 
 
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 Every notice calling a general meeting, shall be pnb- 
 lislied six days at least in advance, and shall state the 
 place where the meeting will be held. 
 
 XXVII.— Every person being or hereafter becoming a 
 member of the society, shall be bound to sign the Rules 
 of the society, written in a book kept for that purpose, 
 and shall conform themselves thereto, and to all amend- 
 ments thereof. 
 
 XXVIII.— Any Director personally interested in any 
 question, shall have no vote in the deliberation thereon. 
 
 XXIX.— The secretary-treasurer shall give arid set out 
 in his annual report, an exact statement of the expenses 
 incurred in the management of the society during the 
 year," and the amount shall then be divided by a percen- 
 tage npon each share, which percentage (or contingent) 
 shall be paid by the then members, and in such manner 
 and time as the Directors shall determine upon. 
 
 J. B. MEILLEUR, 
 
 President, 
 
 P. A. FAUTEUX, 
 
 Secretary-Treasurer. 
 
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 Notice.— Any person desirous of making a loan from 
 the society must address himself to the secretary-trea- 
 surer, by letter post paid, and shall deposit in his hands, at 
 the same time the sum of £1 to cover expenses, in 
 case the security oifered shall not be considered sufficient.