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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4473, 28 September 1901, Page 7 (Supplement)

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The question whether a trade union can be sued in' its registered name was raised in the case of Tall Vale Railway Co. v. the Amalgamated "Society- of Railway Servants and 'others. The society was sued, in conjunction with Mr Richard Bell, the general secretary, and Mr James Holme, the - organising secretary, for things done -by it in connection with the Taff Vale strike. It wu sought to make th® union’s fund* responsible in damages. Mr Justice Farwell found for the railway company, but the Court of Appeal over-ruled his judgment. The House of Lords has reversed the finding of the Court of Appeal, and restored that of Mr Justice A ballot-box with no, bottom -was discovered during an election at Roqucmanre, near. Nunes. Becoming suspicions, a voter smashed-it with a stick, and fonnd that all the voting papers had gone down a shaft to the office of .an interested politician below. i 1 -i ' ' r ' ■* v » ;