"Tt Is now nearly twant His Lordship—He could not come in unless he wished to do so, Mr. Jones said that: be had retired, Mr. Donglas—I think that as soon as he had a writ served on him he retired, Mr. Jones—I understand that he has now retired. He is not in the jurisdiction of this Court and we may ignore him.
4 were not wanted in the peer Lordship said that paragraphs
action, Mr, Jones said that " declaration was wanted on the point because if they were not directors at the time of this meeting there were certain other elections which were made at that meeting, His Lordship—You will not want 4 junction Es Homedics as an economical and of tive Soap dod Ointmncnt for chafing and two "My wife has also used the Cuticura applications have entirely cured her. cannot speak too high His Lordship said that paragraphs 1 and 2 in the first action would go.
Mr. Jones said that he did not want to abandon them at the moment. The question was sx to the annual general meeting. It was alleged by the plaintiffs that the annual general meeting had to be beld at " certain time and at that meeting must be transacted certain business; that that meeting was not held and that the business required by the Statute to be transacted was aot transacted at that meeting, and that the only resolution that came before the shareholders on that occasion was for an adjournment for a considerable length of time, With regard to that, if that meeting was the annual general meeting and it was properly adjourned, certain facts might follow which would be favourable: to the defendants or the plaintiffs as the Court might decide.
Hie Lordship—You ark for a de-cla fon that the annual general of the Company bad not -been held at the time of the writ ini the first action Mr. Jones.—Yes.
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