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... Held , that the conviction was right , as the section constituted the act an offence gener- ally , and the onus of proving any exemption or excuse was on the owner . WILSON V. HOMES , 1923 S.A.S.R. 555. [ South Aus- tralia ...
... Held , that the conviction was right , as the section constituted the act an offence gener- ally , and the onus of proving any exemption or excuse was on the owner . WILSON V. HOMES , 1923 S.A.S.R. 555. [ South Aus- tralia ...
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... Held , that there was in substance only one award , and that as two separate awards should have been drawn up the award must be referred to the arbitrator to draw up two awards . The arbitrator admitted evidence of a telephone ...
... Held , that there was in substance only one award , and that as two separate awards should have been drawn up the award must be referred to the arbitrator to draw up two awards . The arbitrator admitted evidence of a telephone ...
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... Held , as to the sum of £ 150 ( 1 ) that there was an equitable assignment which was valid against the official assignee , since the latter had not perfected his title by notice to the debtor prior to the completion of the assign- ment ...
... Held , as to the sum of £ 150 ( 1 ) that there was an equitable assignment which was valid against the official assignee , since the latter had not perfected his title by notice to the debtor prior to the completion of the assign- ment ...
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... Held , that the motion was in its nature interlocutory , and the Insolvency Court had a discretion to admit evidence deposed to on information and belief . Held , also , that the Insolvency Court had jurisdiction to order the cross ...
... Held , that the motion was in its nature interlocutory , and the Insolvency Court had a discretion to admit evidence deposed to on information and belief . Held , also , that the Insolvency Court had jurisdiction to order the cross ...
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... held an amount of £ 48 representing dividends of shares in the W.A. Bank , standing in the name of C. Held , 1. That the £ 300 repre- sented trust moneys held by C. to which his wife and daughter became entitled , and that it should be ...
... held an amount of £ 48 representing dividends of shares in the W.A. Bank , standing in the name of C. Held , 1. That the £ 300 repre- sented trust moneys held by C. to which his wife and daughter became entitled , and that it should be ...
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