The South Australian Law Reports: Report of Cases Determined in the Supreme Court of AustraliaLaw Book Company of Australasia, 1895 |
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... Registered office - Service of petition - Affidavit verifying petition . When a company has no registered office in South Australia the Supreme Court may order that service of a petition to wind up the company on a director of the ...
... Registered office - Service of petition - Affidavit verifying petition . When a company has no registered office in South Australia the Supreme Court may order that service of a petition to wind up the company on a director of the ...
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... REGISTERED . See Companies Act 1864 . OLD SYSTEM , DIVISIBILITY OF CONRACT AFFECTING LANDS UNDER , AND UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACTS . See Real Property Acts . 1 . ORDER IN COUNCIL , November 22 , 1887. See International Copyright . PARTY ...
... REGISTERED . See Companies Act 1864 . OLD SYSTEM , DIVISIBILITY OF CONRACT AFFECTING LANDS UNDER , AND UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACTS . See Real Property Acts . 1 . ORDER IN COUNCIL , November 22 , 1887. See International Copyright . PARTY ...
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... registered as proprietor of such part of the land of the testator as was at the time of his death under the Real Property Acts . She also as such administratrix made application to have all the remaining portion of the testator's land ...
... registered as proprietor of such part of the land of the testator as was at the time of his death under the Real Property Acts . She also as such administratrix made application to have all the remaining portion of the testator's land ...
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... registered . M. presently discovered the mistake and lodged a caveat forbidding the registration of any dealing with the said portion of lot No. 2 , and filed his petition for an order to rectify the mistake . Held , ( 1 ) that the ...
... registered . M. presently discovered the mistake and lodged a caveat forbidding the registration of any dealing with the said portion of lot No. 2 , and filed his petition for an order to rectify the mistake . Held , ( 1 ) that the ...
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... registration or other condi- tions were required . Professor Piglhein still lived . On April 17 , 1888 , Messrs . Halder & Co. caused an entry of their proprietorship 1892 in the copyright to be made at Stationers ' 20 LAW REPORTS .
... registration or other condi- tions were required . Professor Piglhein still lived . On April 17 , 1888 , Messrs . Halder & Co. caused an entry of their proprietorship 1892 in the copyright to be made at Stationers ' 20 LAW REPORTS .
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ADELAIDE CYCLORAMA COMPANY administratrix advance or loan alleged application Arthur Arts Copyright Act beneficiaries Boucaut brickyard BUNDEY coming into operation construction contributory negligence Copyright Acts 1844 costs Courts Act 1886 Daniel Cudmore deceased declaration deed defendant John Dungey directed Downer duty entitled evidence executed executor fee simple fraud FULL COURT 1892 George Sargent improper advance inadequate security interest International Copyright Act intestacy James Sargent John Henry Sargent Julia Cecilia McCulloch jury Kingston land Majesty's dominions Mary Cudmore Monmouthshire Canal mortgage negligence Nesbit occupy and farm Order in Council personal estate plaintiff power to sell Public Trustee question Railway Company Real Property Act registered proprietor rents and profits respect Saddleworth SCAMMELL section 114 solicitors South Australia Stamp Act 1886 Supreme Court Supreme Court.-In Banco Symon testator testator's death testatrix Thebarton thereof third parties transfer trust estate Walter Evans widow wife words
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Page 5 - Hall, that in construing wills, and indeed statutes, and all written instruments, the grammatical and ordinary sense of the words is to be adhered to, unless that would lead to some absurdity, or some repugnance or inconsistency with the rest of the instrument, in which case the grammatical and ordinary sense of the words may be modified, so as to avoid that absurdity and inconsistency, but no further.
Page 27 - The true principle undoubtedly is, that the sound interpretation and meaning of the statute, on a view of the enacting clause, saving clause, and proviso, taken and construed together, is to prevail. If the principal object of the act can be accomplished and stand. under the restriction of the saving clause or proviso, the same is not to be held void for repugnancy.
Page 31 - Authors of any of the countries of the Union, or their lawful representatives, shall enjoy in the other countries for their works, whether published in one of those countries or unpublished, the rights which the respective laws do now or may hereafter grant to natives.
Page 22 - Union by an author who is not a subject or citizen of any of the said foreign countries, be limited as follows, that is to say, the author shall not be entitled to take legal proceedings in Her Majesty's dominions for protecting any copyright in such work, but the publisher of such work shall, for the purpose of any legal proceedings in Her Majesty's dominions for protecting any copyright in such work, be deemed to be entitled to such copyright as if he were the author, but without prejudice to the...
Page 21 - The Convention as set forth in the First Schedule to this Order shall as from the commencement of this Order have full effect throughout Her Majesty's dominions, and all persons are enjoined to observe the same.
Page 23 - The enjoyment of these rights is subject to the accomplishment of the conditions and formalities prescribed by law in the country of origin of the work, and cannot exceed in the other countries the term of protection accorded in the said country of origin.
Page 23 - Office will collect all kinds of information relative to the protection of the rights of authors over their literary and artistic works. It will arrange and publish such information. It will study questions of general utility likely to be of interest to the Union, and, by the aid of documents placed at its disposal by the different Administrations...
Page 18 - And upon that principle, unless there is in the will. or in some codicil to it, a clear indication of an intention on the part of the testator, not only that his devisees are not to have the enjoyment of the property he has devised to them until they attain twenty-five, but that some other person is to have that enjoyment— or unless the property is so clearly taken away from the devisees up to the time of their attaining twenty-five as to induce the court to hold, that, B The statement is abridged...
Page 22 - The author of a literary or artistic work which, on or after the commencement of this Order, is first produced in one of the foreign countries of the Copyright Union shall, subject as in this Order and in the International Copyright Acts, 1844 to 1886, mentioned, have as respects that work throughout Her Majesty's dominions the same right of copyright, including any right capable of being conferred by an Order in Council under section...
Page 23 - ... country of the Union, the rights which the respective laws do now or may hereafter grant to natives, as well as the rights specially granted by the present convention.