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  1. By death;
  2. By being adjudged bankrupt;
  3. By being adjudged incompetent;
  4. By expulsion.

680.

A member can be expelled only for a just cause and with the consent of all the members. The expulsion can be set up against the member expelled only after notice of it has been given to him.

681.

The account between a member whose membership has ceased and the other members must be made up according to the actual condition of the property of the association.

The share of such a member may be refunded in money, whatever may have been the nature of his contribution.

The account as to a matter not yet concluded at the time when the membership ceases, is to be made up after its conclusion.

682.

An association is dissolved when its object has been accomplished, or its accomplishment has become impossible.

683.

When an unavoidable necessity exists, any member may demand the dissolution of the association.

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