BY-LAWS - A corporation or other entity's rules and regulations. They typically specify the number and respective duties of directors and officers and govern how the business is run.
By-laws - Laws made by statutory authorities or local councils contain details necessary to carry out specific matters relating to the Act.
BY-LAWS: A corporation's rules and regulations. They typically specify the number and respective duties of directors and officers and govern how the business is run.
BY-LAWS. Rules and ordinances made by a corporation for its own government.
the by-laws of a local authority, obtain total or partial exemption from the obligation to attend school, made it unlawful for an occupier to take into employment any child under twelve in such a manner as to prevent full-time attendance at school.
"Subject to this Act or the articles or by-laws of a corporation or a unanimous shareholder agreement, ...
However, ultra vires, together with unreasonableness, was mentioned much earlier by Lord Russell in the well known case, Kruse v Johnson,1898, regarding challenging by-laws and other rules.
Conforming Use:
To comply with a specified use, particularly involving real estate zoning by-laws.
Laws made and enforced by municipal councils within their boundaries. Previously called by-laws.
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papers can be served to the corporation if necessary. Though the articles vary from country to country and from corporation to corporation but are quite general in nature; the details on the corporation's modus operandi are covered in its by-laws.
Provincial Offences Act (POA)Provincial statute that sets out procedures for the prosecution of offences under other provincial statutes and regulations and municipal by-laws.
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