The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 11
It is unnecessary to cite any authority in favour of the Consul having the
assistance of a legal assessor , and with regard to nautical assessors it has been
one of the special objects of the Reform effected in the procedure of English
Courts of ...
It is unnecessary to cite any authority in favour of the Consul having the
assistance of a legal assessor , and with regard to nautical assessors it has been
one of the special objects of the Reform effected in the procedure of English
Courts of ...
Page 20
For instance , to take an example from our authority , suppose Primus , a
Frenchman , and Secundus , a British subject , combine for certain Stock
Exchange operations for which French law does not give an action . One sues
the other for ...
For instance , to take an example from our authority , suppose Primus , a
Frenchman , and Secundus , a British subject , combine for certain Stock
Exchange operations for which French law does not give an action . One sues
the other for ...
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Hitherto , of course , this right of complaint by the Council General to the
competent authorities has meant a report sent up by ... if anything , to the effect
that the complaint forwarded by the Council had been “ laid before the proper
authority .
Hitherto , of course , this right of complaint by the Council General to the
competent authorities has meant a report sent up by ... if anything , to the effect
that the complaint forwarded by the Council had been “ laid before the proper
authority .
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... it should be noticed that by Art . 117 of the Constitution , the interpretation of the
Laws of the Empire belongs to the following authorities : “ In the case of Penal
Law , to the Court of Cassation ; in the case of Administrative Law , to the Council
...
... it should be noticed that by Art . 117 of the Constitution , the interpretation of the
Laws of the Empire belongs to the following authorities : “ In the case of Penal
Law , to the Court of Cassation ; in the case of Administrative Law , to the Council
...
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The maze of statutes and authorities naturally leads to piece - meal legislation ,
and alterations are effected in the existing law without having regard to the entire
legal system . If , however , the Courts and the Legislature suffer from the legal ...
The maze of statutes and authorities naturally leads to piece - meal legislation ,
and alterations are effected in the existing law without having regard to the entire
legal system . If , however , the Courts and the Legislature suffer from the legal ...
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