1882 (2) TMI 1

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..... ication, we think that, in the exercise of our discretion, we ought not to order the Bengal Coal Company, under Section 34 of the Indian Companies Act, to register the transfer. That transfer was made in the absence from this country of Colonel Mowbray Thomson, who was the registered owner of the shares. It was made by a Mr. Thompson, a member of the firm of Nicholls and Co., who held a power-of-a .....

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..... ght not to make the order in his absence. It appears that in all the cases to which our attention has been called by the appellants, both parties to the transfer, as well as the Company, were before the Court. 3. Mr. Bonnerjee contends, that because Messrs. Grindlay and Co., may hold a general power-of-attorney from Colonel Mowbray Thomson, we ought to give the applicants an opportunity now, at .....

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