Common use of Creating a Joint Membership Clause in Contracts

Creating a Joint Membership. Except as otherwise provided in these Bylaws, to become or remain joint members of the Cooperative, qualified Persons must jointly complete the Membership Procedures in accordance with section 2.2 hereof. Qualified Persons become joint members of the Cooperative (“Joint Members”) and consent to being Joint Members in the same manner as Members become Members and consent to being Members. As provided by the Board, a Member may convert the Member’s individual membership to a Joint Membership with a qualified Person. While a Joint Member, a qualified Person may not become or remain a separate, non-Joint Member by Using a Cooperative Service at a Location different from the Joint Membership Location.

Creating a Joint Membership. Except as otherwise provided in these Bylaws, to become or remain joint members of the Cooperativehold a Joint Membership, qualified Persons Individuals must jointly complete the Membership Procedures in accordance with section 2.2 hereofwithin a reasonable time of initially Using, or requesting or agreeing to Use, the first Cooperative Service Used or to be Used. Qualified Persons Individuals become joint members Members of the Cooperative (“"Joint Members”") and consent to being Joint Members in the same manner as Members become Members and consent to being Members. As provided by the Board, a Member may convert the Member’s individual Individual membership to a Joint Membership with a qualified PersonIndividual. While a Joint Member, a qualified Person Individual may not become or remain a separate, non-Joint Member by Using a Cooperative Service at a Location different from the Joint Membership Location.