The Archive · 1935

Motions for Divorce Mr. H, D. Rodger, copresenting Mr.

'Norman' Westwood, the petitioner in fa divorce action against Mrs, F. L. Westwood, submitted two motions in Supreme Court, on Friday. He ike and was granted leave to proceed in the action without serving writ on the ce-respondent, Mr. 8." Weyman, an American' citizen. Secondly, he asked, on the ground that the respondent was resident in America, and that personal service could not be effected on her, that fan order be made for some other mode of service. Judge P. Grant Jones made an order that a petition bbe served personally on the respondent, Counsel said it would be possible to do this by getting on attorney-at-law in America to serve it and to prove it had been personally served by obtaining an affidavit.

Mr. N. A. Ivanow, representing Mr.

Garcia, petitioner in a divorce action against Mrs. V. E. Garcia and Mr. P. S. Anadeneoff, asked for leave to proceed without serving a writ on the comes pondent, on the ground, that he was a Russian and not under the jurisdiction of the Court. Judge Grant Jones granted the application. corporation of the corporation. "The court may revoke such certificate 1f it finds the affairs. of such corporation pect tothe conduct of the affairs of {he corporation as it seems advisable.

As a basis for revocation, the Registrar's complaint alleges viola tions by the corporation of the provisions of Sections 7 and 8 of the Act, which read. as follows:

Each share of the original or any subsequent fosse of stock of a" China Grade" Act corporation shall be tseued not less than par value, and shall Be pald for in cath, or In accordance With the provisions of Section 8, im real 'OF personal property which has been Placed in the custody of the directors. Ro such share shall be Issued until the mount of the par value thereof has been paid the corporation: and when toqued) each share shall be held to be {ull pald and non-assessable: except that any share is, in violation of this fection, issued without the amount of

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