Reports of Cases Decided by the English Courts: With Notes and References to Kindred Cases and Authorities, 13. köideWilliam Gould, 1876 |
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... trustee under a liquidation - in other words , a bankruptcy - to meet which case the act was specially created . There is no such contest here . In Begbie v . Fenwick ( 3 ) the two opposing creditors held the same form of security , and ...
... trustee under a liquidation - in other words , a bankruptcy - to meet which case the act was specially created . There is no such contest here . In Begbie v . Fenwick ( 3 ) the two opposing creditors held the same form of security , and ...
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... Trustee . A certificate of shares is merely a solemn affirmation under the seal of the com- pany that a certain amount of stock stands in the name of the individual mentioned in the certificate . It is the duty of a person receiving as ...
... Trustee . A certificate of shares is merely a solemn affirmation under the seal of the com- pany that a certain amount of stock stands in the name of the individual mentioned in the certificate . It is the duty of a person receiving as ...
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... trustee abusing his trust ; that if R. had made proper inquiries he would have found that H. was only a trustee ; that negli- gence sufficient to affect their equitable title could not be imputed to the directors and the company , and ...
... trustee abusing his trust ; that if R. had made proper inquiries he would have found that H. was only a trustee ; that negli- gence sufficient to affect their equitable title could not be imputed to the directors and the company , and ...
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... trustee for the company , and not in virtue of any title to them belonging to him as an individual . On the 12th of February , 1869 , Mr. Pulbrook , the solici- tor of Mrs. Robson , wrote to Mr. Wragge , the secretary of the railway ...
... trustee for the company , and not in virtue of any title to them belonging to him as an individual . On the 12th of February , 1869 , Mr. Pulbrook , the solici- tor of Mrs. Robson , wrote to Mr. Wragge , the secretary of the railway ...
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... trustee for the Shropshire Union Company . The register itself did not mention the word " trustee . " For certain purposes of business arrangement Holyoake trans- ferred this stock , in December , 1859 , to a Mr. Tootal , who in ...
... trustee for the Shropshire Union Company . The register itself did not mention the word " trustee . " For certain purposes of business arrangement Holyoake trans- ferred this stock , in December , 1859 , to a Mr. Tootal , who in ...
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