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That to constitute a society supported by voluntary contributions within statute 6 &
7 Vict . c . 36 , it is not necessary that the contributions should produce no kind of
return to the contributors ; and that neither the right given to every subscriber of ...
That to constitute a society supported by voluntary contributions within statute 6 &
7 Vict . c . 36 , it is not necessary that the contributions should produce no kind of
return to the contributors ; and that neither the right given to every subscriber of ...
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on any account be made from the funds of the society , unto or between any of its
members in respect of such membership . “ 20. In the event of the dissolution of
the society , the property shall not be divided amongst the members , nor ...
on any account be made from the funds of the society , unto or between any of its
members in respect of such membership . “ 20. In the event of the dissolution of
the society , the property shall not be divided amongst the members , nor ...
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TA The above case determines not only that the Manchester Concert Hall , above
described , does not come under the privilege of the statute , but it also decides
that a society of six hundred members , formed for the bona fide promotion of ...
TA The above case determines not only that the Manchester Concert Hall , above
described , does not come under the privilege of the statute , but it also decides
that a society of six hundred members , formed for the bona fide promotion of ...
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LAW MAGAZINE VOL XVII N S AUG NOV 1852 | 90 |
COMMON LAW 1105 | 105 |
CRIMINAL AND MAGISTRATES CASES 49 151 | 151 |
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