1
What is the legal identity of a numismatic society in India — is it a club, a trust, or a society?
2
Does a numismatic society need to be formally registered — and what happens if it operates without registration?
3
What are the legal obligations of a registered numismatic society toward its members?
4
Can a numismatic society charge membership fees — and are those fees taxable?
5
If a numismatic society collects membership fees and then dissolves, where does the money go?
6
Can a numismatic society issue membership certificates or dealer certifications — and do they have any legal standing?
7
What happens if a numismatic society's office-bearers misuse collected funds — what legal recourse do members have?
8
Can a numismatic society expel a member without reason — and can that member challenge expulsion in court?
9
If a numismatic society promises membership benefits — exhibition access, dealer directory, insurance — and fails to deliver, is that consumer fraud?
10
Can a member demand to see a numismatic society's financial accounts?
11
Can a numismatic society hold elections — and what happens if elections are manipulated or not held?
12
What is the correct legal process to form a new numismatic society in India — step by step?