90Winding-up by the court

90 Winding-up by the court The Supreme Court may order that an incorporated association be wound up if— (a) the association has, by special resolution, resolved that it be wound up by the court; or (b) the association does not begin its operations within the period of 1 year beginning on the date of incorporation of the association; or (c) the association suspends its operations for a period exceeding 1 year; or (d) the association is unable to pay its debts; or (e) the association (not being an association incorporated under a declaration under section 15 (1)) has, in the opinion of the court, secured pecuniary gain, as trustee or otherwise, for its members; or (f) for an association incorporated under a declaration under section 15 (1)—the association has not complied with a condition to which the incorporation of the association is subject under section 15 (2); or (g) the association has engaged in activities outside the scope of its statement of objects; or (h) the committee of the association has acted in affairs of the association in the interests of the committee, or of a member or members of the committee rather than in accordance with the statement of objects of the association, or has acted in any other manner that appears to the court to be unjust or inequitable to the members of the association; or (i) the court is of the opinion that it is just that the association be wound up.