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... are the views taken , not only by lawyers in this country , but by foreign international jurists also , on the point , and how grave the inconveniences are to which this difference of view 20 ON THE AMENDMENT OF THE LAW .
... are the views taken , not only by lawyers in this country , but by foreign international jurists also , on the point , and how grave the inconveniences are to which this difference of view 20 ON THE AMENDMENT OF THE LAW .
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... Jurists of old Rome , who taught that " jurisprudentia est divinarum atque humanarum rerum notitia , justi atque injusti scientia ; " and by whom its primary functions were recog- * See , for instance , the " Theætetus " of Plato ...
... Jurists of old Rome , who taught that " jurisprudentia est divinarum atque humanarum rerum notitia , justi atque injusti scientia ; " and by whom its primary functions were recog- * See , for instance , the " Theætetus " of Plato ...
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... jurists of its own country , and that of the judges of its own courts . To meet this difficulty the various States of Germany , at the suggestion of Prussia , and by common consent , deputed delegates to attend a Conference , this time ...
... jurists of its own country , and that of the judges of its own courts . To meet this difficulty the various States of Germany , at the suggestion of Prussia , and by common consent , deputed delegates to attend a Conference , this time ...
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... by the Jurists , the Legislators , and the Courts of Law of these various states . Serra , Storia dell antica Liguria T. , III . , pp . 73-74 . 99 I. The French system , all but universally adopted 84 BILLS OF EXCHANGE .
... by the Jurists , the Legislators , and the Courts of Law of these various states . Serra , Storia dell antica Liguria T. , III . , pp . 73-74 . 99 I. The French system , all but universally adopted 84 BILLS OF EXCHANGE .
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... Jurists who drew up the Code de Commerce for the Code Napoléon embodied in it the theory of a special contract . Pardessus , in his " Contrat de Change , " defines a Bill of Exchange to be " a contract , by virtue of which one of the ...
... Jurists who drew up the Code de Commerce for the Code Napoléon embodied in it the theory of a special contract . Pardessus , in his " Contrat de Change , " defines a Bill of Exchange to be " a contract , by virtue of which one of the ...
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