The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 1-2Saunders and Benning, 1856 - Law |
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Page 42
... decision of the Exchequer in Bates's case , recognising the prerogative of levying duties of custom in all ports , except London and the Cinque Ports , had Lord Coke's concurrence ; although he afterwards , in the second part , condemns ...
... decision of the Exchequer in Bates's case , recognising the prerogative of levying duties of custom in all ports , except London and the Cinque Ports , had Lord Coke's concurrence ; although he afterwards , in the second part , condemns ...
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... decision was afterwards affirmed , upon appeal , by the Lords Justices , Turner , L.J. , dubitante . 4. TUER V ... decision of Vice - Chan- cellor Wood , who seems to have decided the case of Briggs v . Chamberlaine ( 11 Hare , 69 ) ...
... decision was afterwards affirmed , upon appeal , by the Lords Justices , Turner , L.J. , dubitante . 4. TUER V ... decision of Vice - Chan- cellor Wood , who seems to have decided the case of Briggs v . Chamberlaine ( 11 Hare , 69 ) ...
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... decision called an " arręt . " 4th . The Court of Cassation , of which there is one for all France , receives appeals against the definitive sentences of the Tribunals and the decrees ( arręts ) of the Imperial Courts . It does not ...
... decision called an " arręt . " 4th . The Court of Cassation , of which there is one for all France , receives appeals against the definitive sentences of the Tribunals and the decrees ( arręts ) of the Imperial Courts . It does not ...
Contents
HISTORY OF JURISPRUDENCETHE | 1 |
A CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF JERSEY | 23 |
LIFE PEERAGES | 35 |
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