Stannaries Act 1887 (repealed 19.11.1998)
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26 Accounts to be printed.
The accounts by the twenty-third section of this Act directed to be entered in the cost book shall, after the same have been laid before a meeting of the shareholders in pursuance of the twenty-fifth section. be printed, and a copy thereof sent to each shareholder in the company, and also to the lessors of the mine.
26 Accounts to be printed.
The accounts by the twenty-third section of this Act directed to be entered in the cost book shall, after the same have been laid before a meeting of the shareholders in pursuance of the twenty-fifth section. be printed, and a copy thereof sent to each shareholder in the company, and also to the lessors of the mine.
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