The law of joint-stock companies and other associations, as contained in the statutes relating to joint-stock companies, the general orders and rules of the Court of Chancery, and decisions of the courts of law and equity
by Great Britain. Court of Chancery., Cox, Charles John O'Malley, Great Britain
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