Legislation, In force, New South Wales
New South Wales: Land Company of Australasia (Limited) Act of 1890 54 Vic (NSW)
An Act to authorize the " Land Company of Australasia (Limited)" to divide its shares into classes, with the right to attach to such classes special privileges or priority as to the capital, redemption of capital, or dividends, and preferential, guaranteed, fixed, deferred, or other dividends.
          4890. of VIC.
_Land Company of Australasia (Limited).
An Act to authorize the " Land Company of
Australasia (Limited)" to divide its shares
into classes, with the right to attach to
such classes special privileges or priority
as to the capital, redemption of capital, or
dividends, and preferential, guaranteed,
fixed, deferred, or other dividends. [20th
December, 1890. |
 TIEREAS the "Land Company of Australasia (Limited), (herc-
inafter called "the Comps my') was on the ninth day of
Apri, one thousand eight hundred and cighty-five duly incorporatec
under the provisions of the "Companies Act," and the objects for
which the Company was established are defined in clause two of the
memorandum of association as follows :—The acquiring by purchase,
case, or otherwise of land, houses, stock, or other real or persona
svoperty ; the erecting, enlargement, alteration, destruction, or
improvement of houses or other buildings; the converting, appro-
priating, selling, leasing, mortgaging, improving, working, or otherwise
using all or any of the real ov personal property, capit: il, and acerucc
profits of the Company, into, for, or as any purpose the Court or Boar
may from time to time consider advisable; the lending of money,
he borrowing of money, the receiving of money on deposit or other-
wise, and the issue of promissory notes, transferable ov not transferable
bonds, debentures, stock, or any other securities based upon all or any
of the real or personal property, or other assets, or on the credit of the
Company; the buying or absorbing of the selling to, or amalgamating
with, any other limited Company or institution formed or to be formed
'or any lawful purpose (that of mining excepted); the establishment
or disestablishment of branches, agencies, and connections ; the doing,
transacting, or carrying out all or any of the objects above-mentioned
or inferred in the Colony of New South Wales, or if the Court direct
in any other country, city, or place: And whereas the Company is
desirous of obtaining powers to enable it to divide any shares in the
capital for the time 'being of the Company into several classes, with
the right to attach thereto such special privileges or priority as to the
capital, redemption of capital, or dividends, and such preferential,
guaranteed, fixed, deferred, or other dividends as may be determined
from time to time by the Company: Be it therefore enacted by the
Queen's Most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent
of the Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly of New South
Wales in Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as
follow si —
- The Company shall from and after the passing of this Act
have the following powcr in addition to the powers conferred by its
memorandum of association—
(«) To divide any shares in the capital for the time being of the
Company into several classes, with the right to attach thereto
such special privileges or priority as to the capital, redemption
of capital, or dividends, and such preferential, guaranteed,
fixed, deferred, or other dividend as may from time to time
be determined by the Company by special resolution passed
in accordance with the provisions of the "Companies Act"
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Preamble.
Additional powers to
Company.
Short title.
of? VIC. 1890.
Land Company of Australasia (Limited).
at general meetings of the shareholders to be held in New
South Wales and England respectively. Provided always
that the general mectings of sharcholders in England shall
be called in accordance with the provisions contained in the
articles of association for the time being of the Company for
the calling of general meetings of shareholders within the
Colony of New South Wales, and that no notice of any
general meeting to be held in England need be given to any
sharcholder residing outside the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland, nor need any notice of general meetings
to be held in New South Wales be given to sharcholders
residing outside Australia.
2. This Act may be cited as the " Land Company of Australasia
(Limited) Act of 1890."
        
      