The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 340
... election is held may be attacked as not properly noticed , or as otherwise improperly convened . And even when the meeting is conceded to have been con- vened properly the election held at such a meeting may be objected to on various ...
... election is held may be attacked as not properly noticed , or as otherwise improperly convened . And even when the meeting is conceded to have been con- vened properly the election held at such a meeting may be objected to on various ...
Page 344
... election was closed , the inspect- ors could , when they ascertained who had the greatest num- ber of votes , institute an inquiry whether any of those who voted for the successful party were legal voters , and in this way change the ...
... election was closed , the inspect- ors could , when they ascertained who had the greatest num- ber of votes , institute an inquiry whether any of those who voted for the successful party were legal voters , and in this way change the ...
Page 345
... elections the non - voting must be counted as willing to be bound by the action of the majority of those who vote and that a refusal to vote is " an ineffectual kind of opposition . " 42 However , even if the election has been very ...
... elections the non - voting must be counted as willing to be bound by the action of the majority of those who vote and that a refusal to vote is " an ineffectual kind of opposition . " 42 However , even if the election has been very ...
Page 346
... election or in any of the ante- cedent proceedings of the corporation . " 5 While there- fore it is not enough that the claimant claims that he is an officer , or that some people think that he is an officer , or that he assumes to act ...
... election or in any of the ante- cedent proceedings of the corporation . " 5 While there- fore it is not enough that the claimant claims that he is an officer , or that some people think that he is an officer , or that he assumes to act ...
Page 353
... election is to constitute them agents and representatives of the society , to act upon joint , not separ- ate , consideration and advise . Only as agents acting col- lectively have they legal power to make contracts and to authorize ...
... election is to constitute them agents and representatives of the society , to act upon joint , not separ- ate , consideration and advise . Only as agents acting col- lectively have they legal power to make contracts and to authorize ...
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