DOMINION LEGISLATION—UNION OF S. AFRICA 853

The Registered Office may not be changed from one province to
another, except after notice to the Registrar and publication of
the notice in the Gazette.

The Annual List and Summary.—By the English Act of 1929,
this list has to include all persons who are members on the 14th
day after the first or only ordinary general meeting in the year.
[n the Union Act, the day specified is the date of the meeting.
Che list and summary must be completed within thirty days after
the date of the meeting, and be transmitted in quadruplicate to
the Registrar. The list must contain the names of all persons
who are members holding shares not fully paid up and of all
persons who, holding shares not fully paid up, ceased to be
members of the company since the date of the last return or
(in the case of the first return) of the incorporation of the company.

The Register of Members must be kept in English or in Dutch
at the registered office, and the particulars to be entered therein
are similar to the English Act of 1929, except that the ‘occupa-
tion’ of members need not be entered. It may be closed for 60
days in each year. Non-members may inspect it on payment of
half-a-crown, or such less sum as the company may prescribe.

Share Warrants —No share warrants are to be issued in respect
of any vendors’, promoters’, founders’, and management shares
before the expiration of six months immediately succeeding the
registration of the company.

The General Meeting.—The statutory meeting is to be deemed
to be a general meeting. At every general meeting there shall be
submitted a duly audited balance sheet made up to a date not
earlier than six months before such meeting. The statutory
meeting seems to apply to private companies also.

Statutory Report.—The provisions as to the statutory report
do not apply to an association not for profit. The report must be
sent to every member of the company at least fourteen days before
the statutory meeting.

Extraordinary and Special Resolutions.—It is not necessary to
specify the intention to propose the resolution as an Extraordinary
Resolution, although notice of intention to propose the resolution
must be given together with its general nature.. In order to be
carried, the resolution must be passed by not less than three-quarters
of those present (in person or by proxy) so long as members holding
in the aggregate not less than a quarter of the total votes of the
company are present or are represented. If the necessary
number of members are not present, the meeting stands adjourned
until the same day in the following week, when the resolution
will be deemed properly passed if sanctioned by three-quarters of
those present, notwithstanding that less than a quarter of the
total votes are represented. Special resolutions are passed in
ike manner and confirmed at a duly convened meeting held not
less than 14 days nor more than two months from the date of the
irst meeting. At any meeting where an Extraordinary Resolution