Social Club May Eject Member Without Hearing or Opportunity to be Heard
North Carolina court says state Nonprofit Corporation Law requires only good faith process, not a hearing
The North Carolina Court of Appeals has affirmed a trial court decision upholding the termination of a golf club membership at a special meeting of the board on the basis of the member’s dispute with a golf shop employee and his “cumulative disciplinary history” of two other sanctions while a member of the Club. The Court rejected the member’s argument that a hearing and an opportunity to be heard were required as a matter of law.
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