Our statute


The document below was designed by our Secretary Dieter Sikorski and summarizes the founding concept of the LRCC in a few sentences.

It was sent to various European Land Rover-affiliated institutions, such as magazines or other Land Rover Clubs, for the launch of the LRCC.

Land Rover Classic Club

- The Secretary -

Dr. med. Dieter Sikorski

On behalf of the Board, I inform you that in July 2001 we founded the LRCC (Land Rover Classic Club).

This club only includes friends of Land Rovers with lead frames. The club found 20 people. The number of members should be limited. Interested parties are only included if they are proposed by a member. The interest in the Land Rover has the same importance as the friendly contact with each other.

The LRCC publishes the magazine "Der Leiterrahmen" once a year. A magazine that deals not only with the vehicle, but also with the life style of the members.

New is a calendar in which our vehicles are in focus. Each member receives a copy.

An exchange with land rover clubs of other countries is one of the declared goals of the club.

statute

Land Rover Classic Club

§ 1 Name, seat and fiscal year of the association
1. The club bears the name "Land Rover Classic Club"
2. The association has its seat in 98553 Schleusingen / Thuringia
3. The association is registered in the registered association register at Hildburghausen.
4. The financial year of the association is the calendar year.
5. The office of the association is located at the respective board.

§ 2 Purpose of the association
1. The Veriein is to offer the owners and friends of the classic, since 1948 almost unchanged built Land Rover vehicles (ladder frame chassis) the possibility of maintaining their common interests for the preservation and handling of these vehicles.
2. The classic Land Rover, used for over 50 years in research trips, aid organizations, conservationists, farmers but also armies around the world, symbol of the SUV in many feature films (eg Daktari), is a world-renowned cultural asset of modern times, the association acknowledges its preservation and presentation in public.
3. The association pursues the European idea and the idea of international understanding through cooperation with Land Rover clubs around the world through mutual visits, conducting joint cross-border events and organizing youth camps.
4. The association organizes and conducts motor sports events that are not designed to achieve maximum speed, but to increase the skill in handling the vehicle and to increase driving safety.

§ 3 Charitable status
1. The association pursues exclusively and directly charitable purposes within the meaning of the section "tax-privileged purposes" of the tax code.
2. The association is selflessly active and does not pursue economic purposes.
3. Funds of the association may only be used for statutory purposes. Members of the association receive no donations from association funds. No natural or legal person may be helped by expenditures which are foreign to the purpose of the association or by disproportionately high remuneration.

§ 4 membership
1. Members of the association can be natural and legal persons and families who actively and ideally support the goals of the association and are owners of a classic Land Rover.
2. Each member is obliged to actively participate in the organization of events at least once a year. It also requires mutual assistance in the event of breakdowns, the sharing of technical tips and information, the writing of club newspaper reports, and the incorporation of personal skills and material opportunities into club life.
3. The board decides about admission to the association at its own discretion.
4. Membership ends by resignation, expulsion, death or termination of the member's business ability.
5. Resignation shall be effected by written declaration to the Executive Board at the end of the financial year with a notice period of at least 3 months.
6. If a member culpably violates the interests of the association in a gross manner, it can be excluded from the association by a decision of the general assembly. The member must be given the opportunity to comment in writing or orally.

§ 5 membership fees
1. The amount of the membership fee is determined by resolution of the General Assembly for the future financial year.
2. These funds may only be used to achieve the purpose of the association
3. The membership fees are at the beginning of the financial year, at the latest by 31.03. of the year, due.
4. The membership fees are to be paid by direct debit.

§ 6 organs of the association
Organs of the association are
o the general meeting
o the board
o the treasurer
o the auditorso the secretary

§ 7 General Assembly
1. Each member (natural and legal persons or family) has one vote.
2. In each financial year, a general meeting is to be held in the first half of the year.
3. An Extraordinary General Assembly shall be convened if the interest of the association so requires or if at least one third of the members so request.
4. The Executive Board shall convene the General Meeting in writing with a notice period of at least four weeks.
5. The General Assembly must take decisions on the following topic:

o discharge of the board
o Relief of the treasurer
o Elections
o Amendments to the statutes
o Dissolution of the association
o Exclusion of a member
o Location of the following general meeting

§ 8 Resolution of the General Assembly
1. The General Assembly is elected by the Executive Committee, its deputy or
2. The General Assembly generally passes resolutions by a simple majority of the votes cast. To change the statutes and to dissolve the association, a majority of two-thirds of the votes cast is required.
3. Voting is always open.
4. Elections are made individually. Only club members are eligible.

§ 5 Board
1. Executive Board within the meaning of § 26 BGB is the chairman and vice chairman. Everyone is individually authorized to represent.
2. The electoral term is two years. Re-election is permissible.
3. Tasks of the board
o Establishment of the annual plan.
o Convocation and direction of the general meeting.
o Representation of the association to the outside.

§ 11 Auditors
1. Two auditors check the statutory use of funds and asset management by the treasurer. The report created by them is to be presented at the general meeting.
2. The term of office of the auditors is two years. Re-election is permissible.

§ 12 Secretary
1. The secretary is responsible for the recording of decisions and actions of the organs of the association. He manages the club archive and maintains the Kaontakte to the media and other Land Rover clubs.
2. The term of office of the secretary is two years. Re-election is permissible.

§ 13 Dissolution of the association

In case of dissolution of the association, the residual assets fall to the organization "Doctors without Borders"

This statute was established on 09.06.2001.
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