Industrial Assurance Act 1923 (repealed )
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Change 1
19 General meetings.
(1) At least one general meeting of every . . . industrial assurance company shall be held in every year. (2) Except where the day, hour, and place of an annual or other periodical meeting is fixed by the rules, notice of every general meeting shall either be given by the . . . company to the members by advertisement to be published at least twice in two or more of the newspapers in general circulation in every county where the . . . company carries on business, or be served upon every member. (3) The notice shall specify the day, hour, and place, and the objects of the meeting, and, in case any amendment of a rule is intended to be proposed, shall in respect of each amendment contain either— (a) a copy of that amendment, . . . (b) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (4) The society or company shall publish the last of such advertisements, or serve such notice as aforesaid, at least fourteen days before the day appointed for the meeting, and shall, during those fourteen days, keep a copy of the notice in legible characters affixed in some conspicuous place in or outside every office at which the business of the society or company is carried on.
19 General meetings.
(1) At least one general meeting of every . . . industrial assurance company shall be held in every year. (2) Except where the day, hour, and place of an annual or other periodical meeting is fixed by the rules, notice of every general meeting shall either be given by the . . . company to the members by advertisement to be published at least twice in two or more of the newspapers in general circulation in every county where the . . . company carries on business, or be served upon every member. (3) The notice shall specify the day, hour, and place, and the objects of the meeting, and, in case any amendment of a rule is intended to be proposed, shall in respect of each amendment contain either— (a) a copy of that amendment, . . . (b) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (4) The society or company shall publish the last of such advertisements, or serve such notice as aforesaid, at least fourteen days before the day appointed for the meeting, and shall, during those fourteen days, keep a copy of the notice in legible characters affixed in some conspicuous place in or outside every office at which the business of the society or company is carried on.
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