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In 1937, Royal Trust opened a new building to house its Toronto offices. This Royal Trust Building was designed by Allward & Gouinlock and was located at 66 King Street West. [5] It was demolished in 1972 to make way for First Canadian Place. In 1969, the company relocated its head offices to the new Royal Trust Tower, which was part of the ...
Mr Buchler's company borrowed £500,000 from Royal Trust Bank. It purchased and refurbished some property to let it out again. The loan was secured by a charge entitling the bank to appoint a receiver. When an administrator was appointed, he decided it would be best to go ahead letting the property and then sell. Letting failed.
Royal Trust Bank v National Westminster Bank plc [1996] BCC 613 was a decision of the Court of Appeal in relation to the nature of a floating charge.. This decision, together with an academic article written by Roy Goode, [1] is sometimes looked upon as the turning point in relation to the stricter requirements in relation to control of the proceeds of book debts and other future receivables ...
The Royal Trust Company owned shares in a company, and invited bids for them. Harvela bid $2,175,000 and Sir Leonard Outerbridge bid: "$2,100,000 or $101,000 in excess of any other offer expressed as a fixed monetary amount, whichever is higher." The Royal Trust accepted Sir Leonard's bid as being $2,276,000.
More concerningly, it stands to undermine the press and the wider public’s trust in the Royal Family—an institution that, as the late Queen Elizabeth II said, must be “seen to be believed ...
In Endgame, you break down how the British press works with the royal family.I want to understand how the U.S. press, which is not allowed in the royal rota, works with them, too. As a member of ...
Royal Trust may refer to: Royal Trust (Belgium) Royal Trust, a trust company founded in 1899 in Montreal and part of Royal Bank of Canada since 1993;
The Act was given royal assent on 8 November 2006, and came into effect on 15 January 2007. [30] The Act gives a statutory definition of the criminal offence of fraud, defining it in three classes—fraud by false representation, fraud by failing to disclose information, and fraud by abuse of position.