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Page 164
... terminating the society having expired ) claimed to be entitled to redeem his
mortgaged property , and to have allowed ... was allowed to withdrawing
members whose shares had not been purchased or taken up as provided for by
the rules .
... terminating the society having expired ) claimed to be entitled to redeem his
mortgaged property , and to have allowed ... was allowed to withdrawing
members whose shares had not been purchased or taken up as provided for by
the rules .
Page 165
After a long exemplification of the working of this injustice , his lordship continues
, “ The language of this rule is quite distinct : - The directors are to award to the
redeeming member the same proportion of profits per share as is allowed on the
...
After a long exemplification of the working of this injustice , his lordship continues
, “ The language of this rule is quite distinct : - The directors are to award to the
redeeming member the same proportion of profits per share as is allowed on the
...
Page 170
The members are also allowed travelling expenses . “ By orders in Council the
above - mentioned ordinances were ( with some amendments to the first of them )
ratified , and finally enacted . The Parliament of the Cape , so constituted , was to
...
The members are also allowed travelling expenses . “ By orders in Council the
above - mentioned ordinances were ( with some amendments to the first of them )
ratified , and finally enacted . The Parliament of the Cape , so constituted , was to
...
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Contents
THE THEORY OF SUCCESSION AB INTES | 1 |
HIS | 17 |
NAVIGATION COLLISION CONFLICT | 52 |
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