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CATTLE DISEASES, SLAUGHTER - HOUSES, [ 23 of 1830. ] 1323
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AND MARKETS - AMENDMENT.
COMPANIES ( MEMORANDUM OF ASSOCIATION ). [ 25 or 1890. ]
4. No person shall sell or expose for sale or bring into the sec
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Colony or into any market any food for man in a tainted, of 1887, sec.
adulterated, or un wholesome state or which is unfit for use, or 21.
any food for any beast or animal which is in an unwholesome
state or unfit for their use , under a penalty not exceeding one
hundred dollars and the forfeiture of the said fool, and the
forfeiture and destruction of the said food.
5. The words “ food for man ” shall include every article c.3863& , 39 Vict.
sec . 1 .
used for food or driuk by man other than drugs or water .


No. 25 OF 1890 .
An Ordinance to give further Powers to Companies
with respect to the Alteration of their Memoranda
of Association ,
[ 17th December, 1890.]
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1. ( 1.) Subject to the provisions of this ordinance, a com- Power for
pany registered under The Companies Ordinances, 1865 to company to
1886 , may, by special resolution , alter the provisions of its randum
memorandum of association or deed of settlement with respect subjectconfirmation
to the objects of the company, or so far as may be required for by Court.
any of the purposes hereinafter specifie:l or alter the form of its
constitution by substituting a memorandum and articles of
association for a deed of settlement, either with or without any
such alteration as aforesaid with respect to the objects of the
company but in no case shall any such alteration take effect
until confirmed on petition by the Court.
( 2. ) Before confirming any such alteration the Court must
be satisfied
( a . ) that suficient notice has been given to every holder
of debentures or debenture stock of tie company ,
and any persons or class of persons whose interests
will, in the opinion of the Court, be affected by the
proposed alterations ; and
(b. ) that, with respect to every creditor who in the opinion 130 ard
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of the Court is entitled to object, and who signifies sVict,c.131
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his objection in manner directed by the Court either
his consent to the alteration has been ob :ained or
his debt or claim has been discharged or has deter
mined , or has been secured to the satisfact on of the
Court.