South Australian Consolidated Acts46—Lodgment of documents not to constitute constructive knowledge
(1) A person is not to
be considered to have knowledge of a co-operative's rules, any of the contents
of a co-operative's rules, a document, the contents of a document, or any
particulars, merely because of either or both of the following:
(a) the
rules, the document or the particulars have been lodged with the Commission;
(b) the
rules, the document or the particulars are referred to in any other document
that has been lodged with the Commission, or lodged with a person under a
previous law corresponding to a provision of this Act.
(2)
Subsection (1) does not apply in relation to a document, or in relation
to the contents of a document, that has been lodged under Division 2 of Part
10 or with a person under a previous law corresponding to that Division to the
extent that the document relates to a charge that is registrable under that
Division or law.
(3) Despite
subsection (1), a member of a co-operative is to be considered to have
knowledge of the rules of the co-operative.