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C, D.—Winding-z1p—Debentures—C0i*ering Deed Poor and General Rate —
Distress.—Goods of a company in hands of a receiver for the trustee of a
covering deed securing debentures are not distrainable for poor or general rates.
C, D.—Winding-z1p—Debentures—C0i*ering Deed Poor and General Rate —
Distress.—Goods of a company in hands of a receiver for the trustee of a
covering deed securing debentures are not distrainable for poor or general rates.
Page 24
C. A_—Receiver appointed by Tnutees for Debenture Holders—Order to Wind-
up Company/—Goods ordered by Agent subsequentlg/—Liability of Trus!ees.—
Trustees for debenture holders in possession of the property of a company were
...
C. A_—Receiver appointed by Tnutees for Debenture Holders—Order to Wind-
up Company/—Goods ordered by Agent subsequentlg/—Liability of Trus!ees.—
Trustees for debenture holders in possession of the property of a company were
...
Page 33
Power to trustees to invest in “ bonds, debentures, or debenture stock of any
company incorporated by Act of Parliament ” does not authorise investment on
similar securities in a company registered under the Companies Act.--In re Smith;
...
Power to trustees to invest in “ bonds, debentures, or debenture stock of any
company incorporated by Act of Parliament ” does not authorise investment on
similar securities in a company registered under the Companies Act.--In re Smith;
...
Page 34
A bequest of “shares” in a company was held to pass debenture stock which was
the only holding of the testatrix in the company.–In re Weeding ; Armstrong v.
Weeding, L.R. [1896] 2 Ch. 364; 74 L.T. 651. C. A.—Construction—Legal
Disability.
A bequest of “shares” in a company was held to pass debenture stock which was
the only holding of the testatrix in the company.–In re Weeding ; Armstrong v.
Weeding, L.R. [1896] 2 Ch. 364; 74 L.T. 651. C. A.—Construction—Legal
Disability.
Page 38
A receiver in a debenture-holder's action should sell surplus copies of a book
published on the half-profit principle for the benefit of all parties. Hole v. Bradbury
applied to companies.–Griffith v. Tower Publishing Co., Limited, L.R. [1897] 1 Ch.
A receiver in a debenture-holder's action should sell surplus copies of a book
published on the half-profit principle for the benefit of all parties. Hole v. Bradbury
applied to companies.–Griffith v. Tower Publishing Co., Limited, L.R. [1897] 1 Ch.
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1897 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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