Dead Man’s Vote and Proxy Power in Queensland Labor
A critical examination argues proxy voting risks democracy in Queensland Labor. The Labor Press discusses how proxy votes could sway candidate selection, platform framing, and parliamentary control, highlighting tensions between individual liberty and party discipline amid a heated year in governance.
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Labour
Queensland
Labor Politcists
Thos J. Lansdale
Siena
Labor Party
Queenaland
Paria
Mack
Paisley
Earlamient
Crete
Rane Sant
F Atrike
Himaell
John Smaph
Alee
Lahore
Labor
Theodore Ei
Sr Ora Sen
Sean
Ates
England
Late Mr T J Ryan Appeal and Cass Dismissed in Australia
The High Court of Australia considers whether a receiver appointed by debenture holders can restrain a landlord from distress for overdue rent after entering possession of demised premises. The case centers on the late T J Ryan and the Aghnanpiad paper company, with discussion of winding up and sections of the Judicature Act and Companies Winding Up Act. The appellant argues for protection of the landlord’s rights, while the respondent references insolvency provisions. The judgment addresses application of sections 144 and 143 and the balance between receiver powers and creditor rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court of of Australia
Aina Roost
Ar Dente
Govan Eve
Thomas Borelwrey
Justice Lukin
Dbenture of & Company
Oder
Comalaer
Chet
Chit Susie Hd
Justice Cavan
T. J. Ryan
Uty
Joe Chergra
Defeult
Walaye Guint Brut
Newan
Aft
Vine
Gneto Newerober
Ipzy
Neane Company
Au Feewp
Aputss
Pisiatit
Tie Gattien
Jeterse
Insolvency and the shifting of debt rights in winding up
The text discusses preferred debts in liquidation, the removal of distress as a remedy, and the shift of asset distribution. It critiques a proposed provision, arguing the remedy is not a general adjustment but a specific obligation on individuals seeking to recover amounts from available assets, and suggests the impediment should be dismissed.
Fragmented tale of a girl transformed by a beauty treatment
A hazy narration describes a young woman in a shop applying a hair bleaching treatment. The scene shifts to a drastic change in her appearance and the unsettling reaction it provokes, hinting at fear and moral judgments surrounding cosmetic alteration.
Pollard and Bran Stocked Cracked Covers On Hand
Fragmentary note lists stock items including covered and uncovered goods with phone and P O box details. Mentions Pollard and Bran as on hand. Lacks clear event or wider context.
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P.O
Pollard
Bran
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Gove Ernest
Ckhampton
CASS
Palace Theatre
Chanor
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Sasha Pat
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Millar Agricultural Society
North Queensland
Bloc Bandicap
Sassakan
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R. E. McHugh
Retary
Morton
Spence Street
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Bank OF New South Wales
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Sydney
Summers, Brown
Gow
Sone Raa Pores
Toon Railway Listion
Com
Tomiomt
Hibernian Hall
Jansing
Mra
J. F O'Leary
Eddie Cahill
Keer
White Star Cafe
Mareeba
Pittard & Diack’s
Tibet
Pittard, Diack
Abott Strest——Casems
Miele Warshome
Toresasioners
Panct Goods
Beale
Eed
Aget
A 5 Drape Ltd
Cairns
Maplon Hamilton
Ken Beach
Wosa
Nace Bee
the Accounting
Australian Gazette & Gaumont Graphic
Hibernian Mall
Bisernian Hall
Humphrey Bishop
Whittkci’s
Atherton
Myngana
Mulligan
Aralat
Innisfail
Opaher
Amenshoe
Interamedicic Sathana
Bariaba Ana Teinewetee
Aysilante
Vicerie
Izqods
E. J. Harris
Ays
Frances
Amurica
Studebak Ustin
Citroen
Renault
Durant
Dior Hiecol
Ecal
Anderson
Westhazel
Ailsa-Craig Marine
Wassly
BSA
Fred Air
Free Air
F. G. Locka
Agent Lake Street
H. M. Svendsen, Ltd
Turkisueg Haseionse
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