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W. B. , in 1870 or 1871, was duly mustered into Post No. 3, did not attend any of its meetings, but the Post has never taken any official action in his case, and he has never been discharged therefrom. That afterwards, and while still a member of said Post, he was mus tered into Post No. 1 6, and is now in the anomalous condition of being an apparent member of two Posts. By reference to Chapter II, and Article II, Sections i to 7, * Articles III and IV, of Chapter II, f it will be seen that whe...n a person once becomes a member of our oganization, he does not cease to be one except he and his Post, acting together, shall, in a regular man ner, absolve him from the duties to that Post ; that mere non- attendance or non-payment of dues do not relieve him from its * See Opinion XI. F See Opinion III. OF THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. Jurisdiction over him. No\v, Comrade B. Is still a member of Post 3. And his muster into Post 16 is irregular and voidable. He, or Post 16, or both together, must apply to Post 3 for their consent to relinquish their jurisdiction over him, and, with this, the Commander will issue the necessary dispensation for Comrade B.
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W. B. , in 1870 or 1871, was duly mustered into Post No. 3, did not attend any of its meetings, but the Post has never taken any official action in his case, and he has never been discharged therefrom. That afterwards, and while still a member of said Post, he was mus tered into Post No. 1 6, and is now in the anomalous condition of being an apparent member of two Posts. By reference to Chapter II, and Article II, Sections i to 7, * Articles III and IV, of Chapter II, f it will be seen that whe...n a person once becomes a member of our oganization, he does not cease to be one except he and his Post, acting together, shall, in a regular man ner, absolve him from the duties to that Post ; that mere non- attendance or non-payment of dues do not relieve him from its * See Opinion XI. F See Opinion III. OF THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. Jurisdiction over him. No\v, Comrade B. Is still a member of Post 3. And his muster into Post 16 is irregular and voidable. He, or Post 16, or both together, must apply to Post 3 for their consent to relinquish their jurisdiction over him, and, with this, the Commander will issue the necessary dispensation for Comrade B.
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