The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Lord Justice James observed that it was a question to be determined by the light
of nautical skill and experience ; and Lord Justice Mellish observed that , this
being so , it would be fitting that this Court should have the assistance of nautical
...
Lord Justice James observed that it was a question to be determined by the light
of nautical skill and experience ; and Lord Justice Mellish observed that , this
being so , it would be fitting that this Court should have the assistance of nautical
...
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... Cyprus to break the oath which the British High Commissioner has
administered to them , on their superior allegiance to him as alike their Spiritual
and Temporal Lord , is a question which those who know Turkish policemen in
Turkey proper ...
... Cyprus to break the oath which the British High Commissioner has
administered to them , on their superior allegiance to him as alike their Spiritual
and Temporal Lord , is a question which those who know Turkish policemen in
Turkey proper ...
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The question is a serious one , whether from the point of view of Constitutional or
of International Law ; and it was well worthy of being put by one who had held the
exalted office of Lord High Chancellor of England . We must confess that we do ...
The question is a serious one , whether from the point of view of Constitutional or
of International Law ; and it was well worthy of being put by one who had held the
exalted office of Lord High Chancellor of England . We must confess that we do ...
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Vide Lord Coleridge's speech in charging the Grand Jury at the last Chester
Assizes . Both the Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas and Lord Justice
Bramwell are endeavouring to compel Under - Sheriffs to place the special and
common ...
Vide Lord Coleridge's speech in charging the Grand Jury at the last Chester
Assizes . Both the Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas and Lord Justice
Bramwell are endeavouring to compel Under - Sheriffs to place the special and
common ...
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... a system of appeals and new trials by which the judge who tries the can grant
either a new trial or leave to move for one in the Court of Criminal Appeal , the
decision of which is final unless permission is obtained to go to the House of
Lords .
... a system of appeals and new trials by which the judge who tries the can grant
either a new trial or leave to move for one in the Court of Criminal Appeal , the
decision of which is final unless permission is obtained to go to the House of
Lords .
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