SHIPPING MERGER
CUNARD AMDWHITE' STAR . .■ ." INJUNCTION REFUSEIX ■i ' / .-LONDON,- May S.' •' .(Received Slay' 9; at 6.30 n.m.) . Mr Justice Eve dismissed the application for an injunction against the Cunard-Whiia: S|tat merger.Mrj Neville, Chamberlain stated, in the House of Commons on March;la that he had'had an opportunity of reading the press reports indicating that; the International Mercantile - Marine Company was* contemplating action against the Cunard-White Star merger. He added that the board,of: theX)ceanic Company had been authoritatively advised that it might legally implement- its part of the merger schemes without the: consent of the American company; He ; wished, however, to make it. plain* that if a contrary decision,- emerged as ia result of legal action the parties could;attain by alternative methods, which could not be open to attack, precisely.-the , result contemplated -by the merger agreement, ahdauch, methods would be within the scope of the North 'Atlantic Shipping Rill in its'.;.: present, forrilY* " In' these circumstances, he said |he was satisfied that no reason existed,, why the House of Commons should be deflected from its purpose by any 'action' taken ■ by the International Sfercantile: Marine -Company. . '.'■" .:''•'.'.'•■'.'.' V.; ' ' .; i 'V : "" ;'" ■
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22257, 9 May 1934, Page 7
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