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384 County Court JURISDICTION , The Proposed Extenson of . By B. L. Mosely
345 CRIMINAL CODE , The New . By B. L. Mosely 31 Criminal Law Abroad and
at Home 204 CROWN , The Treaty - Making Power of the . ( Le Parle . ment
Belge ...
384 County Court JURISDICTION , The Proposed Extenson of . By B. L. Mosely
345 CRIMINAL CODE , The New . By B. L. Mosely 31 Criminal Law Abroad and
at Home 204 CROWN , The Treaty - Making Power of the . ( Le Parle . ment
Belge ...
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... 1878 , Sir Charles Dilke asked a question concerning an act of seeming high -
handedness on the part of the Courts in ... for an offence against Turkish law in
digging up objects of antiquarian interest without a firman , by the district Court of
...
... 1878 , Sir Charles Dilke asked a question concerning an act of seeming high -
handedness on the part of the Courts in ... for an offence against Turkish law in
digging up objects of antiquarian interest without a firman , by the district Court of
...
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To this very comprehensive series of interrogatories , the Under Secretary for
Foreign Affairs made answer briefly , that “ Mr. di Cesnola , described as an
American , was tried before a district Court in Cyprus , assisted by an English
Assessor ...
To this very comprehensive series of interrogatories , the Under Secretary for
Foreign Affairs made answer briefly , that “ Mr. di Cesnola , described as an
American , was tried before a district Court in Cyprus , assisted by an English
Assessor ...
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... whether British or of any other nationality , as is afforded under the
Capitulations by the required presence of the Consular Dragoman of the
defendant's country ; there is from the district Courts of Cyprus no appeal . If we
may see in Cyprus a ...
... whether British or of any other nationality , as is afforded under the
Capitulations by the required presence of the Consular Dragoman of the
defendant's country ; there is from the district Courts of Cyprus no appeal . If we
may see in Cyprus a ...
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It would be interesting to learn whether the British Assessor in the Cypriot District
Court which condemned Mr. di Cesnola , had this necessary knowledge , as if not
, he was clearly not a public functionary in the eyes of Ottoman Law , and his ...
It would be interesting to learn whether the British Assessor in the Cypriot District
Court which condemned Mr. di Cesnola , had this necessary knowledge , as if not
, he was clearly not a public functionary in the eyes of Ottoman Law , and his ...
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