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Lord Denman , C . J . , in giving judgment , said , " the plaintiffs contended that a
right to navigate , pass , and repass , was merely a right to float along , and that
the facts shewed that in this part of the river such a right could not exist at all
times ...
Lord Denman , C . J . , in giving judgment , said , " the plaintiffs contended that a
right to navigate , pass , and repass , was merely a right to float along , and that
the facts shewed that in this part of the river such a right could not exist at all
times ...
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This was an appeal to have judgment reversed , on three grounds common to the
two appellants , and one special to Floritta , viz .ist . Alleged violation of Art . 323 ,
n . 3648 , n . I , Code of Penal Procedure , constituting jabsence of grounds for ...
This was an appeal to have judgment reversed , on three grounds common to the
two appellants , and one special to Floritta , viz .ist . Alleged violation of Art . 323 ,
n . 3648 , n . I , Code of Penal Procedure , constituting jabsence of grounds for ...
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ment owing to refusal to consider declaration of witness Scherma , an advocate .
2nd . Alleged violation of Art . 688 , Cod . cit . , in subsequently taking said
declaration into consideration , and even making it principal ground of judgment .
3rd .
ment owing to refusal to consider declaration of witness Scherma , an advocate .
2nd . Alleged violation of Art . 688 , Cod . cit . , in subsequently taking said
declaration into consideration , and even making it principal ground of judgment .
3rd .
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... tribunals of voluntary jurisdiction , whose decisions were rather arbitrations ,
and they are occasionally so called , than judgments ; but , in course of time , it
came to be administered by tribunals armed with coercive jurisdiction under
charters ...
... tribunals of voluntary jurisdiction , whose decisions were rather arbitrations ,
and they are occasionally so called , than judgments ; but , in course of time , it
came to be administered by tribunals armed with coercive jurisdiction under
charters ...
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believing that the early Judgments of the Sea , which are contained in the Rolls of
Oleron , were Judgments of the Court of the Mayor of the Commune of Oleron *
delivered to passing mariners . Further , after the office of Admiral had been ...
believing that the early Judgments of the Sea , which are contained in the Rolls of
Oleron , were Judgments of the Court of the Mayor of the Commune of Oleron *
delivered to passing mariners . Further , after the office of Admiral had been ...
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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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