The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1897 - Law |
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Page 47
... receiving a share of the profits " within the meaning of the Partnership Act , 1890 , so as to fix the fact that the person so receiving was a partner . According to an agreement between Young and Jones the latter was entitled to draw ...
... receiving a share of the profits " within the meaning of the Partnership Act , 1890 , so as to fix the fact that the person so receiving was a partner . According to an agreement between Young and Jones the latter was entitled to draw ...
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... received considerably more in the shape of dividends , but , nevertheless , there was a large surplus available for distribution . The question then arose as to the validity of the preference shares , and as to the right of the ...
... received considerably more in the shape of dividends , but , nevertheless , there was a large surplus available for distribution . The question then arose as to the validity of the preference shares , and as to the right of the ...
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... insertion in the register of the new name in the place of the old one , has been argued and settled . T. F. UTTLEY . Books Received . Taswell - Langmead's English Constitutional History . 52 NOTES ON RECENT CASES ( ENGLISH ) .
... insertion in the register of the new name in the place of the old one , has been argued and settled . T. F. UTTLEY . Books Received . Taswell - Langmead's English Constitutional History . 52 NOTES ON RECENT CASES ( ENGLISH ) .
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For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and Abroad. Books Received . Taswell - Langmead's English Constitutional History . Philip A. Ashworth . Stevens and Haynes , London , 1896 . Fifth Edition . By Harris's Principles of the ...
For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and Abroad. Books Received . Taswell - Langmead's English Constitutional History . Philip A. Ashworth . Stevens and Haynes , London , 1896 . Fifth Edition . By Harris's Principles of the ...
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... received by the profession . The editor says , and with truth , that the death of his former colleague in the work , Mr. Lyon , has thrown the entire responsibility on his shoulders . We are glad to find that he has adequately supplied ...
... received by the profession . The editor says , and with truth , that the death of his former colleague in the work , Mr. Lyon , has thrown the entire responsibility on his shoulders . We are glad to find that he has adequately supplied ...
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