The New International Encyclopædia, Volume 11Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead, 1907 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... judge . In some of the States of the Union issues of both kinds may by consent of parties be tried by a referee . An issue of fact arises when a material matter of fact is asserted by one party and denied by the other . An issue of law ...
... judge . In some of the States of the Union issues of both kinds may by consent of parties be tried by a referee . An issue of fact arises when a material matter of fact is asserted by one party and denied by the other . An issue of law ...
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... judge from the thirteen words preserved of Vestinian , spoken along the eastern and northern banks of the Aternus , it was appar- ently allied to Palignian and Marrucinian . MARSIAN . The remnants of the Marsian dia- lect , spoken ...
... judge from the thirteen words preserved of Vestinian , spoken along the eastern and northern banks of the Aternus , it was appar- ently allied to Palignian and Marrucinian . MARSIAN . The remnants of the Marsian dia- lect , spoken ...
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... judges , generals , admirals , etc .; citizens who pay over 3000 lire in taxes ; and citizens illustrious on account of service to the State or for distinction in science , literature , or art . At present there are about 325 Senators ...
... judges , generals , admirals , etc .; citizens who pay over 3000 lire in taxes ; and citizens illustrious on account of service to the State or for distinction in science , literature , or art . At present there are about 325 Senators ...
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... judges of the election and qualifications of their members . The King may dissolve the Chamber of Deputies at any time , but he must order new elections and summon the new Chamber within four months . Dissolution of the Chamber has the ...
... judges of the election and qualifications of their members . The King may dissolve the Chamber of Deputies at any time , but he must order new elections and summon the new Chamber within four months . Dissolution of the Chamber has the ...
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... judge of the Court of Appeal and two assessors , and generally a jury of fourteen men . The criminal jurisdiction of ... judges . Each is divided into two chambers , Each is the one civil , the other criminal . court of last resort ...
... judge of the Court of Appeal and two assessors , and generally a jury of fourteen men . The criminal jurisdiction of ... judges . Each is divided into two chambers , Each is the one civil , the other criminal . court of last resort ...
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