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Page 41
In the first place , there was the question as to the effect of sect . 3 of the Foreign
Enlistment Act , 1870 , that “ this Act shall come into “ operation in the United
Kingdom immediately on the “ passing thereof , and shall be proclaimed in every
...
In the first place , there was the question as to the effect of sect . 3 of the Foreign
Enlistment Act , 1870 , that “ this Act shall come into “ operation in the United
Kingdom immediately on the “ passing thereof , and shall be proclaimed in every
...
Page 42
Lord Russell made some interesting remarks upon the nature of “ Protectorates , ”
and pointed out that “ the question is whether , by “ whatever name it is called ,
the Crown exercised and “ assumed by its representatives sovereign dominion ...
Lord Russell made some interesting remarks upon the nature of “ Protectorates , ”
and pointed out that “ the question is whether , by “ whatever name it is called ,
the Crown exercised and “ assumed by its representatives sovereign dominion ...
Page 46
In that case , it appeared that the directors had given notice of an extraordinary
general meeting to pass a special resolution , and the question arose , which had
to be decided by Mr . Justice Kekewich , was whether or not the resolution had ...
In that case , it appeared that the directors had given notice of an extraordinary
general meeting to pass a special resolution , and the question arose , which had
to be decided by Mr . Justice Kekewich , was whether or not the resolution had ...
Page 50
The question then arose as to the validity of the preference shares , and as to the
right of the preference shareholders to participate in the distribution . Following
the decision of Hutton v . Scarborough Cliff Hotel Co . ( 4 De Gex Jones and ...
The question then arose as to the validity of the preference shares , and as to the
right of the preference shareholders to participate in the distribution . Following
the decision of Hutton v . Scarborough Cliff Hotel Co . ( 4 De Gex Jones and ...
Page 64
The Jurisdiction in question is said to have been conferred , first by the C . L . P .
Act , 1854 , and next by the Judicature Act , 1873 . Prior to and apart from those
Statutes , it is abundantly clear that no such jurisdiction existed , either at
Common ...
The Jurisdiction in question is said to have been conferred , first by the C . L . P .
Act , 1854 , and next by the Judicature Act , 1873 . Prior to and apart from those
Statutes , it is abundantly clear that no such jurisdiction existed , either at
Common ...
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| Title | The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad |
| Published | 1897 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 5 Jul 2011 |
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