The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 58
Nor were any of the other debaters much more successful . Sir George C. Lewis
said : - “ When a person made a settlement or a will , whatever provision he made
for younger children out of his real property was so much to their benefit , in 58 ...
Nor were any of the other debaters much more successful . Sir George C. Lewis
said : - “ When a person made a settlement or a will , whatever provision he made
for younger children out of his real property was so much to their benefit , in 58 ...
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The bill makes special provision for such a state of affairs ; for by its second
section the Court of Chancery is authorized to give such directions , upon the
summary application of the administrator , or of any of the parties entitled , as the
court ...
The bill makes special provision for such a state of affairs ; for by its second
section the Court of Chancery is authorized to give such directions , upon the
summary application of the administrator , or of any of the parties entitled , as the
court ...
Page 92
4 , providing that every deed of partnership or settlement shall contain provisions
for the publication , once at least in every month , of the assets and liabilities , and
for the yearly communication to every shareholder of the auditor's report of a ...
4 , providing that every deed of partnership or settlement shall contain provisions
for the publication , once at least in every month , of the assets and liabilities , and
for the yearly communication to every shareholder of the auditor's report of a ...
Page 93
If the accounts rendered by this class of banks , in strict accordance with the
provisions of an act of Parliament , fail to convey any practical quantity of
information to the proprietors or the general public , assuredly they cannot be
supposed at ...
If the accounts rendered by this class of banks , in strict accordance with the
provisions of an act of Parliament , fail to convey any practical quantity of
information to the proprietors or the general public , assuredly they cannot be
supposed at ...
Page 103
... shareholder is not liable to be sued upon the dealing , covenants , and
undertakings of the company ; he is only liable after judgment has been obtained
against the companyhis liability being the subject of very peculiar statutory
provisions .
... shareholder is not liable to be sued upon the dealing , covenants , and
undertakings of the company ; he is only liable after judgment has been obtained
against the companyhis liability being the subject of very peculiar statutory
provisions .
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