Statutes of the Association of the Progressive Friends of Dimitsana (1927)
Summary
This text is the revised statute of the Progressive Association of Dimitsana, an organization founded in 1911 and judicially recognized after amendments. Its stated purpose is the progress of Dimitsana in every respect, the moral and intellectual advancement of local society, reforestation, and the execution of works of public benefit. The introductory material refers to projects such as reforestation, tree planting, a park, water supply, and beautification works. The statute regulates member categories, rights, obligations, administration, audit committee, meetings, and financial management. It provides resources through dues, donations, benefactions, and bequests, and sets rules for property, reserves, and annual religious celebration. It also forbids political involvement, defines conditions for dissolution, and requires any remaining assets to pass to a new association with the same public-benefit purpose.
Key Points
- Revised statute of the Progressive Association of Dimitsana.
- Aims at Dimitsana’s overall civic progress.
- Includes reforestation, public works, water, and beautification.
- Defines members, governance, audits, meetings, and resources.
- Prohibits political involvement by the association.
- Directs remaining assets to a similar public-benefit body.