Article 69 Under any of the following circumstances, the Bar Association shall be terminated:

(1) Completion of objectives stipulated in the Constitution;

(II) Inability to continue to engage in public welfare activities pursuant to the objectives stipulated in the articles of association;

(III) Division or merger;

(IV) Dissolution pursuant to the law.

Article 70 For termination of the Bar Association, the council shall make a motion for termination and submit the motion to the governing authorities for examination within 15 days from voting and passing by the lawyers' congress. Report to the registration administrative authorities within 15 days from examination and consent by the governing authorities.

Article 71 Prior to termination of the Bar Association, a liquidation group shall be formed under the guidance of the registration administrative authorities and governing authorities to settle claims and debts and handle remaining matters. During the liquidation period, no activities other than liquidation shall be carried out.

Article 72 Upon completion of liquidation, the Bar Association shall complete deregistration formalities with the registration administrative authorities, upon completion of deregistration, the Bar Association shall be terminated.

Article 73 Upon deregistration of the Bar Association, the remaining assets shall be used for public welfare or non-profit purposes or donated by the registration administrative authorities to organisations of the same nature and objectives as the Bar Association, and a public announcement shall be made.