The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22Saunders and Benning, 1897 - Law |
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Page 45
... hands . The general opinion is that holders of proxies ought certainly to be able to vote for the giver on a show of hands . In the case Re Horbury Bridge Coal , Iron , and Wagon Co. ( 11 Ch . D. 109 ) , it was laid down that at a ...
... hands . The general opinion is that holders of proxies ought certainly to be able to vote for the giver on a show of hands . In the case Re Horbury Bridge Coal , Iron , and Wagon Co. ( 11 Ch . D. 109 ) , it was laid down that at a ...
Page 46
... hands . In that case , it appeared that the directors had given notice of an extraordinary general meeting to pass a ... hand , it was argued that proxies could not be counted unless a poll was demanded . Mr. Justice Kekewich held that ...
... hands . In that case , it appeared that the directors had given notice of an extraordinary general meeting to pass a ... hand , it was argued that proxies could not be counted unless a poll was demanded . Mr. Justice Kekewich held that ...
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... hand , Mr. Ashworth has added an appendage to the text at the end , briefly reviewing the more recent legisla- tive enactments , as they affect the development of the Constitution . The result of this is that the new edition is less in ...
... hand , Mr. Ashworth has added an appendage to the text at the end , briefly reviewing the more recent legisla- tive enactments , as they affect the development of the Constitution . The result of this is that the new edition is less in ...
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... hand , it has been carefully and successfully edited ; we find an entire absence of those unfortunate blunders to which we drew atten- tion when we reviewed the edition of the previous editor . The Prevention of Cruelty to Children Act ...
... hand , it has been carefully and successfully edited ; we find an entire absence of those unfortunate blunders to which we drew atten- tion when we reviewed the edition of the previous editor . The Prevention of Cruelty to Children Act ...
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... hand , take the place of the English form , power being already given by the Oaths Act , 1888 ( 51 & 52 Vict . , c ... hands upon the Book , and then the prisoner had a full view 5.
... hand , take the place of the English form , power being already given by the Oaths Act , 1888 ( 51 & 52 Vict . , c ... hands upon the Book , and then the prisoner had a full view 5.
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