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SYDNEY CRICKET GROUND AND SYDNEY FOOTBALL STADIUM BY-LAW 2014 - REG 57

Entitlement to Gold Membership, Double Gold Membership or Junior Gold Membership on death of certain Members

57 Entitlement to Gold Membership, Double Gold Membership or Junior Gold Membership on death of certain Members

(1) This clause applies if a Gold Member, Double Gold Member or Junior Gold Member dies and that Member was not admitted to that membership:
(a) under an entitlement under this clause, or
(b) by way of a transfer under clause 61.
(2) If the deceased Member did not hold Guest and Club cards and left a will, the person entitled to be admitted to Gold Membership or Junior Gold Membership (in accordance with the class of membership held by the deceased Member) is:
(a) the person specifically nominated in the will as being entitled to the membership, or
(b) if there is a single beneficiary under the will and paragraph (a) does not apply--that beneficiary, or
(c) if there are 2 or more beneficiaries under the will and paragraph (a) does not apply--the beneficiary nominated by the deceased Member's legal personal representative.
(3) If the deceased Member held Guest and Club cards (whether as a Gold Member who transferred from Regular Membership, as a Double Gold Member or as a Junior Gold Member) and left a will, the following applies:
(a) if the will specifically nominates a person as being entitled to the membership--that person is entitled to be admitted to Gold Membership as if the person were a former Regular Member, to Double Gold Membership or to Junior Gold Membership (in accordance with the class of membership held by the deceased Member) and to a transfer of the cards,
(b) if the will specifically nominates one person as being entitled to the membership and another person as being entitled to the Guest and Club cards--both persons are entitled to be admitted to Gold Membership,
(c) if there is a single beneficiary under the will and paragraphs (a) and (b) do not apply--that beneficiary is entitled to be admitted to Gold Membership as if the beneficiary were a former Regular Member, to Double Gold Membership or to Junior Gold Membership (in accordance with the class of membership held by the deceased Member) and to a transfer of the cards,
(d) if there are 2 or more beneficiaries under the will and paragraphs (a) and (b) do not apply--the deceased Member's legal personal representative may nominate:
(i) one beneficiary, who is entitled to be admitted to Gold Membership as if the beneficiary were a former Regular Member, to Double Gold Membership or to Junior Gold Membership (in accordance with the class of membership held by the deceased Member) and to a transfer of the cards, or
(ii) 2 beneficiaries, both of whom are entitled to be admitted to Gold Membership as if the beneficiaries were former Regular Members.
(4) If the deceased Member did not leave a will, the spouse or de facto partner of the deceased Member (if any) is entitled to be admitted to Gold Membership, Gold Membership as if the spouse or de facto partner were a former Regular Member, Double Gold Membership or Junior Gold Membership (in accordance with the class of membership held by the deceased Member) and to a transfer of any cards.
(5) However, a person above the age of 18 years who would otherwise be entitled under this clause to be admitted to Junior Gold Membership is entitled, instead, to be admitted to Gold Membership.



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