Reports of Law Cases Affecting Friendly Societies, Containing Most Important Decisions
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The bank, for some reason or other — I assume it was not because of the injunction, but because it had some doubt of their power of borrowing - refused the application. Upon that they took away the balance from the bank, took away the deeds from the bank to another bank, and from the new bank obtained £2,000, and divided the £2,000 among the members of the society. Mogg and the other trustees received their shares of the division the other old trustees, I mean, Mogg, Andrews, and Lely ; and Mog...g, it is sworn, assisted in the 194 division. The three new trustees have since repaid the amounts they severally received to the society. Now, I am asked to enforce this injunction by committal against the whole of these gentlemen — the old trustees as well as the new ones. There is no douht about the jurisdic- tion of the court. If anybody, though not a person actually named in the injunction, chooses to step into the place of the man who was named, and to do the act which he was enjoined from doing, he has committed a very gross contempt of this court.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The bank, for some reason or other — I assume it was not because of the injunction, but because it had some doubt of their power of borrowing - refused the application. Upon that they took away the balance from the bank, took away the deeds from the bank to another bank, and from the new bank obtained £2,000, and divided the £2,000 among the members of the society. Mogg and the other trustees received their shares of the division the other old trustees, I mean, Mogg, Andrews, and Lely ; and Mog...g, it is sworn, assisted in the 194 division. The three new trustees have since repaid the amounts they severally received to the society. Now, I am asked to enforce this injunction by committal against the whole of these gentlemen — the old trustees as well as the new ones. There is no douht about the jurisdic- tion of the court. If anybody, though not a person actually named in the injunction, chooses to step into the place of the man who was named, and to do the act which he was enjoined from doing, he has committed a very gross contempt of this court.
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