The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1897 - Law |
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... punish natives of his own country within the Embassy walls . On the one hand it may be said that the hôtel of an Ambassador is inviolable ; but on the other it may more justly be observed that this privilege is a abused . We toleration ...
... punish natives of his own country within the Embassy walls . On the one hand it may be said that the hôtel of an Ambassador is inviolable ; but on the other it may more justly be observed that this privilege is a abused . We toleration ...
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... punishing violations of it belongs , in the first instance , to States each within the limits of its own supremacy . The administra- tion of the law of war ought , therefore , to be intrusted primarily to the State which wields the ...
... punishing violations of it belongs , in the first instance , to States each within the limits of its own supremacy . The administra- tion of the law of war ought , therefore , to be intrusted primarily to the State which wields the ...
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... punish- able according to the lex loci of the country against the law of which the crime was committed ; and by the ... punishment . In Lord Loughborough's time , the crew of a Dutch ship mastered the vessel , and ran away with her ...
... punish- able according to the lex loci of the country against the law of which the crime was committed ; and by the ... punishment . In Lord Loughborough's time , the crew of a Dutch ship mastered the vessel , and ran away with her ...
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... punish a man ( let his offence be never so heinous ) unless he were brought to punish- ment by a legal trial , and ... punishment , unless the prince to whom the fugitive fled for protection had good reason to think that the latter was ...
... punish a man ( let his offence be never so heinous ) unless he were brought to punish- ment by a legal trial , and ... punishment , unless the prince to whom the fugitive fled for protection had good reason to think that the latter was ...
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... punish him in an exemplary manner , or , lastly , according to the case and the circumstances , deliver him up to the ... punishment to him , and ordering him to be handed over to the Pope . In the reign of Edward II . some Florentine ...
... punish him in an exemplary manner , or , lastly , according to the case and the circumstances , deliver him up to the ... punishment to him , and ordering him to be handed over to the Pope . In the reign of Edward II . some Florentine ...
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