The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 137
... regard to the question under considera- tion , is not only at variance with the trust relation , existing between the direct- ors and creditors of an insolvent corporation , but also with the salutary rules which courts of equity apply ...
... regard to the question under considera- tion , is not only at variance with the trust relation , existing between the direct- ors and creditors of an insolvent corporation , but also with the salutary rules which courts of equity apply ...
Page 142
... regard them as tending to the con- clusion that the intention of the parties was that a deed should be executed on behalf of the corporation therein referred to . When , in addition to this , the seal of the corporation - not that of ...
... regard them as tending to the con- clusion that the intention of the parties was that a deed should be executed on behalf of the corporation therein referred to . When , in addition to this , the seal of the corporation - not that of ...
Page 149
... regard to the validity of proxies held by the voter . It must be further remembered that the rule ab inconvenienti is wholly inadmissible in this case , as the only claim made is that the shareholder has the right to change his vote ...
... regard to the validity of proxies held by the voter . It must be further remembered that the rule ab inconvenienti is wholly inadmissible in this case , as the only claim made is that the shareholder has the right to change his vote ...
Page 152
... regard to the support of land , which enables one coterminous land - owner to excavate perpendicularly in the soil of his own land to the center of the earth , without the obliga- tion of shoring up or supporting the land of his ...
... regard to the support of land , which enables one coterminous land - owner to excavate perpendicularly in the soil of his own land to the center of the earth , without the obliga- tion of shoring up or supporting the land of his ...
Page 153
... regard to the right of a private coterminuous land - owner to shake his neighbor's house to pieces by blast- ing rocks upon his own premises , no such privilege ought to be accorded to a railroad company , for the very reason that it ...
... regard to the right of a private coterminuous land - owner to shake his neighbor's house to pieces by blast- ing rocks upon his own premises , no such privilege ought to be accorded to a railroad company , for the very reason that it ...
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