The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 26Butterworths, 1950 - Law |
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Page 19
... shares , and the right to participate pari passu with the ordinary shares in the surplus profits which in re- spect of any year it shall be determined to distribute remain- ing after paying or providing for the said preferential ...
... shares , and the right to participate pari passu with the ordinary shares in the surplus profits which in re- spect of any year it shall be determined to distribute remain- ing after paying or providing for the said preferential ...
Page 163
... shares , then such shares , when received by the trustees , will clearly be capital , and will not belong to the tenant for life , even if the profits in question are in origin purely income , in nature . Indeed , whilst the anomaly is ...
... shares , then such shares , when received by the trustees , will clearly be capital , and will not belong to the tenant for life , even if the profits in question are in origin purely income , in nature . Indeed , whilst the anomaly is ...
Page 164
... shares would be called up , but that a bonus of £ 2 per share on the existing 75,000 shares would be declared contemporaneously with the call , and the amount of the dividend would be applied in payment of the call . The shares of the ...
... shares would be called up , but that a bonus of £ 2 per share on the existing 75,000 shares would be declared contemporaneously with the call , and the amount of the dividend would be applied in payment of the call . The shares of the ...
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