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A Party may merge with other parties, or remain a separate entity.
In cases such as referred to in the preceding paragraph, the Party shall be registered or stricken from the registry pursuant to the provisions of this Act.
In the event of the Party merging with other parties, the Founding Declarations referred to under Article 10 of this Act need not be attached to the registration request.
The registrar shall refuse the registration or deregistration request, if the deed issued by the body indicated in the Party's by-laws does not show that the Party's legacy has been duly arranged, which under this law includes the Party's name, short name, acronym, logo and agenda.
In cases referred to in the first paragraph of this Article, the Party's property-law relations shall be arranged according to regulations governing non-litigious procedures before the court. In passing decisions regarding the property-law relationships of Parties the court shall take into consideration the number of Party members at the time of its merger or separation.
The registrar shall not refuse a Party's request for registration or deregistration if it determines that a Party referred to in the first paragraph of this Article has not made property-law arrangements.