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Accordingly , it is , so far , obnoxious to the unfavourable comments which were
passed upon it in the Court of Appeal in Hebditch v . MacIlwaine , and which
open up the larger question of the precise extent of protection confined by the ...
Accordingly , it is , so far , obnoxious to the unfavourable comments which were
passed upon it in the Court of Appeal in Hebditch v . MacIlwaine , and which
open up the larger question of the precise extent of protection confined by the ...
Page 46
... extraordinary general meeting to pass a special resolution , and the question
arose , which had to be decided by Mr . Justice Kekewich , was whether or not
the resolution had been lawfully passed by the requisite majority of three - fourths
.
... extraordinary general meeting to pass a special resolution , and the question
arose , which had to be decided by Mr . Justice Kekewich , was whether or not
the resolution had been lawfully passed by the requisite majority of three - fourths
.
Page 48
Looking at this impending depreciation the trustees took advice as to whether
they should hold on , until the apparently temporary depression passed away , or
get rid of the estate , and the advice given was to hold on . No improvement ...
Looking at this impending depreciation the trustees took advice as to whether
they should hold on , until the apparently temporary depression passed away , or
get rid of the estate , and the advice given was to hold on . No improvement ...
Page 55
... been added in their proper places , and in all other respects the work has been
carefully annotated up to date , save , we notice at p : 301 , respecting the
University Court at Cambridge , that the statute passed in 1894 ( 57 and 58 Vict . ,
c .
... been added in their proper places , and in all other respects the work has been
carefully annotated up to date , save , we notice at p : 301 , respecting the
University Court at Cambridge , that the statute passed in 1894 ( 57 and 58 Vict . ,
c .
Page 57
The fact that this work has again passed into another edition is of itself evidence
of the favour with which it is received by the profession . The editor says , and
with truth , that the death of his former colleague in the work , Mr . Lyon , has
thrown ...
The fact that this work has again passed into another edition is of itself evidence
of the favour with which it is received by the profession . The editor says , and
with truth , that the death of his former colleague in the work , Mr . Lyon , has
thrown ...
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| Title | The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad |
| Published | 1897 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 5 Jul 2011 |
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