L' Algérie économique en 1930

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Identifikator:: 1830538012

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-222171

Document type:: Monograph

Title:: L' Algérie économique en 1930

Place of publication:: Alger

Publisher:: Carbonel

Year of publication:: [1930]

Scope:: 328 S.; zahlr. Ill.

Digitisation:: 2022

Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: Etablissements du "spigol"

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258 DIVISION OF LEGISLATIVE POWER. Dow v. Black. Liquor traffic. society was embarrassed did not make it “insolvent,” and the object of the Act was to prevent insolvency and enable the society to continue. This case was followed in Dow v. Black?, where an Act of the Legislature of New Brunswick to enable the majority of the inhabitants of a parish within the province to raise, by local taxation, a subsidy to promote the construction of a railway extending beyond the province, but already duly authorized to be made, was held to be a “local or private matter ” resembling an Act authorizing trustees or guardians of a minor to let a warehouse to the company. Municipal Institutions. The right of a province to regulate the liquor traffic has been held in several cases® to be valid as an exercise of the power to make police or municipal regulations. The validity of such laws has been attacked, chiefly on the ground that they are an interference with trade, but the case of Hodge v. The Queen has finally determined that such laws so long as they relate to police or to municipal or local matters are not ultra vires. A province may therefore enforce a Sunday Closing Act®. This power to deal with municipal institutions impliedly gives power to alter and amend the laws relating to such institutions as existed at the time the Act passed’, And where a by-law of a municipal body forbade the sale by retail in public streets of certain articles, it was held not to be an interference with “the regulation of trade and commerce?” 1L.R.6,P.C. 272; 1 Cart. p. 95. % See Hodge v. The Queen, 9 App. Cas. 117; Sulte v. Corporation of City of Three Rivers, 12 C. 8. C. R. 25. 8 Poulin v. Corporation of Quebec, 9 Can. S. C. R. 185. 4 Re Harris and the Corporation of the City of Hamilton, 44 U. C. Q. B. 641; 1 Cart. 756. 5 Ih.

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