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But I think it may be well to call attention shortly to the exact nature of the
controversy which has arisen , and to one or two practical considerations which it
suggests to us . I need hardly say that I do not intend to deal here as a politician
with the ...
But I think it may be well to call attention shortly to the exact nature of the
controversy which has arisen , and to one or two practical considerations which it
suggests to us . I need hardly say that I do not intend to deal here as a politician
with the ...
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And I think it well deserves consideration whether a remedy more complete than
extradition should not be resorted to in these cases , as that must , from the
difficulty of furnishing the requisite evidence , be at best inefficient . Each country
...
And I think it well deserves consideration whether a remedy more complete than
extradition should not be resorted to in these cases , as that must , from the
difficulty of furnishing the requisite evidence , be at best inefficient . Each country
...
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At present , I must deal chiefly with the topic of language ; although it is
impossible to disconnect that topic from the consideration of how far each author
aids us in forensic training by reason of the nature of his thoughts , as well as by
his ...
At present , I must deal chiefly with the topic of language ; although it is
impossible to disconnect that topic from the consideration of how far each author
aids us in forensic training by reason of the nature of his thoughts , as well as by
his ...
Page 69
least in accordance with the principles of reason and of right that some re -
consideration should be taken . We do not wish to disturb proper rights ; but , in
all public matters , where the public benefit and the public necessities cannot be
met ...
least in accordance with the principles of reason and of right that some re -
consideration should be taken . We do not wish to disturb proper rights ; but , in
all public matters , where the public benefit and the public necessities cannot be
met ...
Page 90
Further , the value ( valeur , valuta , consideration ) must be stated , according to
the French Law , on the face of the Bill ; the German Law , on the contrary ,
expressly rids the holder of a Bill of Exchange from all liability of proof of value
given .
Further , the value ( valeur , valuta , consideration ) must be stated , according to
the French Law , on the face of the Bill ; the German Law , on the contrary ,
expressly rids the holder of a Bill of Exchange from all liability of proof of value
given .
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| Title | The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad |
| Published | 1877 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 5 Jul 2011 |
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