The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 12
But a complaint has been publicly brought against the High Court of Admiralty of
England in the present day , that under its procedure , foreign vessels have not
an even chance against English vessels in cases of collision . Mr. H. H. Meier , of
...
But a complaint has been publicly brought against the High Court of Admiralty of
England in the present day , that under its procedure , foreign vessels have not
an even chance against English vessels in cases of collision . Mr. H. H. Meier , of
...
Page 23
In that case , it would be clear enough that all the varied complications and
subtleties , all the moss growing on the old wall of English Law , and rendering
Codification so difficult , would have full sway in our new Levantine acquisition .
In that case , it would be clear enough that all the varied complications and
subtleties , all the moss growing on the old wall of English Law , and rendering
Codification so difficult , would have full sway in our new Levantine acquisition .
Page 29
We are also told , and that with most patent truthfulness , that harm is being done
by the “ uncertain position occupied by the English Government towards the
Sultan and the Porte . " We can well believe that such is the case , but it is easier
to ...
We are also told , and that with most patent truthfulness , that harm is being done
by the “ uncertain position occupied by the English Government towards the
Sultan and the Porte . " We can well believe that such is the case , but it is easier
to ...
Page 47
There is no principle more deeply rooted in English Law than this , that no person
shall be compellable to answer any question which might tend to criminate him .
This inflexible rule is , nevertheless , to some extent , relaxed by Section 213 ...
There is no principle more deeply rooted in English Law than this , that no person
shall be compellable to answer any question which might tend to criminate him .
This inflexible rule is , nevertheless , to some extent , relaxed by Section 213 ...
Page 81
Years hence , possibly , a similar measure will be passed for Ireland ; but in the
intervening years the laws will be dissimilar , and even if the experiment
succeeds there will be an Irish Code and an English Code , which will be certain
not to be ...
Years hence , possibly , a similar measure will be passed for Ireland ; but in the
intervening years the laws will be dissimilar , and even if the experiment
succeeds there will be an Irish Code and an English Code , which will be certain
not to be ...
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