The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... Ottoman brother and ally , undertaken to lighten his burden of Administrative Reform by relieving him of the labour of administering the Government and collecting the revenue of the island . We have started a newspaper , and are ...
... Ottoman brother and ally , undertaken to lighten his burden of Administrative Reform by relieving him of the labour of administering the Government and collecting the revenue of the island . We have started a newspaper , and are ...
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... Ottoman Code ? For this it is , no doubt , which alone has the force of law in Cyprus , and this it is which our Commissioners and Judges will have to put in practice . The law itself appears to have obtained the general approbation of ...
... Ottoman Code ? For this it is , no doubt , which alone has the force of law in Cyprus , and this it is which our Commissioners and Judges will have to put in practice . The law itself appears to have obtained the general approbation of ...
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... Ottoman Constitu- tion should have been devised , and that an Ottoman Parlia- ment should have sat , however limited and ineffectual its attempts at reform . For no student of the Constitutional Law and History of Western Europe would ...
... Ottoman Constitu- tion should have been devised , and that an Ottoman Parlia- ment should have sat , however limited and ineffectual its attempts at reform . For no student of the Constitutional Law and History of Western Europe would ...
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... Ottoman Code will , to all appear- ance , require some slight modification for the purposes of our administration in Cyprus , inasmuch as it is drawn up on the basis of the Capitulations . It will probably be thought best that the ...
... Ottoman Code will , to all appear- ance , require some slight modification for the purposes of our administration in Cyprus , inasmuch as it is drawn up on the basis of the Capitulations . It will probably be thought best that the ...
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... Ottoman Empire . By recent Treaties , foreigners are allowed to hold such property , but as regards that property they are assimilated to native - born subjects of the Porte . We are quite unable to see anything that justifies us in ...
... Ottoman Empire . By recent Treaties , foreigners are allowed to hold such property , but as regards that property they are assimilated to native - born subjects of the Porte . We are quite unable to see anything that justifies us in ...
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