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(1) Parties may be dissolved by:
a) merger with another party;
b) division in several parties;
c) dissolution;
d) dissolution by the court or
e) ascertaining their cessation.
(2) At the proposal of prosecutor's office, the court ascertains the dissolution of the party if it ceases its activity and it does not control the patrimony.
(3) At the proposal of prosecutor's office, the court ascertains the cessation of a party's operation - without further influencing the operation of the party as association - if it does not propose candidates for two consecutive general parliamentary elections.
(4) In the situation provided at line (3) concerning the association's dissolution consequences over the patrimony, the provisions of this law shall apply.
(5) In case of dissolution of the party, its registered representative must publish a notification in the Official Gazette of Hungary having the following content:
a) location where creditors may notify their receivables within 90 days as of the notification;
b) if the party wishes to establish a foundation.
(6) In the situation provided at line (5) the party shall submit to the court the documents referring to patrimony management, after the performance of the seizure.
(7) In case of dissolution of the party, the court shall cancel the party from the register after it submits the documents referring to patrimony management, proves the payment towards the creditors and
a) the registration of the foundation or
b) proves that after paying the creditors no assets have remained, or
c) that the remained assets have been transferred to the foundation according to § 8 line (1).