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Consider the case of Cotman v Brougham (1918) AC 514 where it was held that an objects clause that was drafted in such a way
Consider the case of Cotman v Brougham (1918) AC 514 where it was held that an objects clause that was drafted in such a way that it stated that each stated object contained a separate and main object which could be carried on separately from the others was legal. Consider also the case of Re German Date Coffee Company (1882)20 ChD 169. Does the position of law that is stated in the Cotman case contradict the substratum rule?
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Business Law Principles and Practices
Authors: Arnold J. Goldman, William D. Sigismond
9th edition
1133586562, 978-1285632995, 1285632990, 978-1285675367, 978-1133586562
