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I have this to ask you:-What does this phrase means “every vote not disallowed at the meeting"
I don't understand in one phrase or one sentence containing two negative words, how can it be translated whether it means positively ("allowed" -in this case) or it means negatively ("not allowed" -in this case), please.
This phrase, I found it in the United Kingdom - Regulations for Management of a Company Limited by Shares, for more context, I can not remember, It is actualy a regulation of a shareholders’ meeting, or something like that.
Thank you for your kind attention in replying my posted question,
By the way, could you please give the meaning of "a Company Limited by Shares" too. What does it really mean?
Best regards,
Piak
Double negative 
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