Funny, but there is no Article III Section 12b in those Bylaws. There is a Section 12 Informal Action, but no part (b). Removing Officers is covered under Section 13.
So a Board that resigned in writing, has removed the President of the organization, without proper notice of the special meeting, citing a nonexistent Bylaw.
There does appear to be an Article V Section 3, as well as an Article III Section 13(b), that address, respectively, the removal of officers and board members. And most of us have no personal knowledge what notice was or was not given (at least I don't), or how Article III section 12 (which addresses action without a meeting) might or might not apply.
But I agree, this seems a bit surreal. Is there some Lazarus principle in nonprofit management?