Theos-Talk Archives (January 1997 Message tl00511)

M K Ramadoss wrote:
> 
> Bart, a very good response. Usually what you see on record in the courts
> does not tell the full story, because they are written by lawyers
> representing the parties.
> 
> Do you or any one else know if the full transcripts of the minutes of the
> meeting of the BOD of TSA at Wheaton are available to any TSA member to
> access freely? It would go a long way to get a full picture and a better
> understanding.

	There was a lot of material sent to the Lodges explaining the
situation. I cannot post it publicly, but, if it was placed in the
minutes of the Board of Directors of your Lodge (as it was with mine),
then you should have a right (depending on the laws of Texas; certainly
by New York law) to examine those minutes as a member of your Lodge.
Also, you have the right to examine the minutes of the Board meetings at
Wheaton, but they do not have a responsibility to do your research for
you (meaning that you would probably have to physically go there to
examine their minutes).

	Bart Lidofsky