REFUSED TO SHOW REGISTER.
DAIRY COMPANY’S CASE.
(Bv Telegraph.—Press Association.) DANNEVIRKE.. July 2y
.An unusual private prosecution took place vat the Magistrate’s, Court when the chairman of directors, the secretary, and the Dannevirke Co-op. Dairy Company, Ltd., were charged with refusing to two members of the company the right to inspect the register of members of the said company. The two members were dry shareholders and desired to inspect •the register subsequent to the destruction of the factory by fire. They were refused permission by the manager unless the chairman gave him permission to show it. The shareholders concerned wrote to the Registrar of Companies, who suggested that an action he taken. The contention of the manager was that he acted under misapprehension. The charge against the chairman wjJis dismissed, there being no evidence to show that he knew anything about the / application. The secretary was fined £l* and the company convicted and discharged.
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Thames Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 17928, 2 July 1930, Page 5
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