"The practice of the Registrar of [Companies registering a even when it is out of time, went on, "and then' requiring the company to make this application Is. 2 new one, arising out of the: Jewellers' ease."
The case referred to by Mr. Seddon was an application by the Jewellers Ca, in the same coun, on November 19 for an extension of time in which {fo Mle the return of an allotment of shares.
"Tdon't understand it myself," Jcommented his lordship. "The docts ments have already been filed."
"if the Registrar of Companies did rot accept the documents," said Mr. /Seddon, "he would be forcing the applicant 10 continue the default"
There cannot be a default if the documents have been delivered to the Registrar." replied his lordship.
um nol instructed to oppose the application," said the Crown Seddon, was similar to the frst, and consisted of a mortgage on the Ethel Moller to the Augustinian Procuration for $30,000, and on the Chris flan "Moller to the National City Bank as security for a current account The reason for the delay in registering these two mortgages was the same asin the first case.
No objection being raised by the Crown "Advocate, his lordship made an order accordingly, observing: "There being no objection, 1 will make the order as desired
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