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... Court of First Instance , Cairo , 10th April , 1876. The New Courts not competent to take cognizance of suit by Ottoman subject against Egyptian Government . Ottoman subject cannot acquire foreign nationality without previous consent of ...
... Court of First Instance , Cairo , 10th April , 1876. The New Courts not competent to take cognizance of suit by Ottoman subject against Egyptian Government . Ottoman subject cannot acquire foreign nationality without previous consent of ...
Page 130
... Courts incom- petent to declare Bankruptcy of Foreigner on request of Foreigner of same Nationality . Court of Appeal , Alexandria , 19th April , 1876. Meunier v . Nivière . Court considering that Art . 9 of " Règlement " of Judicial ...
... Courts incom- petent to declare Bankruptcy of Foreigner on request of Foreigner of same Nationality . Court of Appeal , Alexandria , 19th April , 1876. Meunier v . Nivière . Court considering that Art . 9 of " Règlement " of Judicial ...
Page 166
... Court of the Admiral , until the 28 Henry VIII . , ch . 15 , by which the criminal jurisdiction of the Admiral's Office was transferred to special commis- sioners under the Great Seal , amongst whom was included the Judge of the High Court ...
... Court of the Admiral , until the 28 Henry VIII . , ch . 15 , by which the criminal jurisdiction of the Admiral's Office was transferred to special commis- sioners under the Great Seal , amongst whom was included the Judge of the High Court ...
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... Court is now called upon to apply the criminal law of the country to such a case as the present . " The Lord Chief Baron and the Judge of the High Court of Admiralty were in perfect accord with the Lord Chief Justice of England as to ...
... Court is now called upon to apply the criminal law of the country to such a case as the present . " The Lord Chief Baron and the Judge of the High Court of Admiralty were in perfect accord with the Lord Chief Justice of England as to ...
Page 189
... Court of Chancery of Trusts , which Courts of Law at first refused to recognise . They also disregarded the right of discovery from the Defendant in aid of the Plaintiff's case , and left the latter to succeed or fail according to his ...
... Court of Chancery of Trusts , which Courts of Law at first refused to recognise . They also disregarded the right of discovery from the Defendant in aid of the Plaintiff's case , and left the latter to succeed or fail according to his ...
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