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Page 41
In the first place , there was the question as to the effect of sect . 3 of the Foreign
Enlistment Act , 1870 , that “ this Act shall come into operation in the United
Kingdom immediately on the " passing thereof , and shall be proclaimed in every
...
In the first place , there was the question as to the effect of sect . 3 of the Foreign
Enlistment Act , 1870 , that “ this Act shall come into operation in the United
Kingdom immediately on the " passing thereof , and shall be proclaimed in every
...
Page 51
Under sect . 153 of the Companies Act , 1862 , the Court could say the change of
status should not be void in a compulsory winding - up or a voluntary winding -
up continued under supervision . If it could be done in a voluntary winding - up ...
Under sect . 153 of the Companies Act , 1862 , the Court could say the change of
status should not be void in a compulsory winding - up or a voluntary winding -
up continued under supervision . If it could be done in a voluntary winding - up ...
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Mr. Justice North , however , came to the conclusion that the alteration could be
made under sect . 87 of the Patents , Designs , and Trade Marks Act , 1883 , and
gave the comptroller power to make the alteration in the register . If a company ...
Mr. Justice North , however , came to the conclusion that the alteration could be
made under sect . 87 of the Patents , Designs , and Trade Marks Act , 1883 , and
gave the comptroller power to make the alteration in the register . If a company ...
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167 ) : held , that a licence to use a patent in New South Wales was not “ property
locally situate out “ of the United Kingdom ” within the meaning of Sect . 59 of the
Stamp Act , 1891. The case was decided on the peculiar wording of the Act ...
167 ) : held , that a licence to use a patent in New South Wales was not “ property
locally situate out “ of the United Kingdom ” within the meaning of Sect . 59 of the
Stamp Act , 1891. The case was decided on the peculiar wording of the Act ...
Page 117
... of the manor , which included two tenements known as Scotts and Langmead .
Christy subsequently died seised of the tenements , and , at the time of his death ,
was not possessed of any beasts then being , or cally situate out ig of Sect ...
... of the manor , which included two tenements known as Scotts and Langmead .
Christy subsequently died seised of the tenements , and , at the time of his death ,
was not possessed of any beasts then being , or cally situate out ig of Sect ...
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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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