The American Law Review, Volume 37Little, Brown, and Company, 1903 - Law |
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... JAPANESE LAW AND JURISPRUDENCE.1 Japan has during the last forty years risen from comparative insignificance to the rank of a great power , and has attracted to herself the attention of the civilized world . When your atten- tion is ...
... JAPANESE LAW AND JURISPRUDENCE.1 Japan has during the last forty years risen from comparative insignificance to the rank of a great power , and has attracted to herself the attention of the civilized world . When your atten- tion is ...
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... other coun- tries , codification has come after centuries of legal growth , in Japan it has been formulated rather as an introduction to an era of progress . The history of Japanese jurisprudence has thus 162 37 AMERICAN LAW REVIEW .
... other coun- tries , codification has come after centuries of legal growth , in Japan it has been formulated rather as an introduction to an era of progress . The history of Japanese jurisprudence has thus 162 37 AMERICAN LAW REVIEW .
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... Japanese code is not the spontaneous product of jural evolution and the matured result of centuries , but a system of modern jurisprudence with laws and codes representing the most ... Japan in this JAPANESE LAW AND JURISPRUDENCE . 163.
... Japanese code is not the spontaneous product of jural evolution and the matured result of centuries , but a system of modern jurisprudence with laws and codes representing the most ... Japan in this JAPANESE LAW AND JURISPRUDENCE . 163.
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judicial business , and the experience of Japan in this respect has been no different from that of any nation with centuries of history to look back upon . It could not be otherwise . Japan had passed through long periods of ...
judicial business , and the experience of Japan in this respect has been no different from that of any nation with centuries of history to look back upon . It could not be otherwise . Japan had passed through long periods of ...
Page 165
... Japan had its banking system , and you could through your banker in Yedo send and receive re- mittances to and from Nagoya , Osaka , Nagasaki , or any other city in the empire . The trade was carried ... JAPANESE LAW AND JURISPRUDENCE . 165.
... Japan had its banking system , and you could through your banker in Yedo send and receive re- mittances to and from Nagoya , Osaka , Nagasaki , or any other city in the empire . The trade was carried ... JAPANESE LAW AND JURISPRUDENCE . 165.
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