The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... the management of which on the high seas is not so thoroughly under the free
control of the owner or his servants , inasmuch as the sea is a treacherous
element , that he or they should be held criminally reponsible for any damage
caused ...
... the management of which on the high seas is not so thoroughly under the free
control of the owner or his servants , inasmuch as the sea is a treacherous
element , that he or they should be held criminally reponsible for any damage
caused ...
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... which is strictly pecuniary , on to the shoulders of the underwriter ; and the
underwriters are the parties in the present day , who institute and defend actions
in rein in most causes of collision , which are brought into the Admiralty Courts .
... which is strictly pecuniary , on to the shoulders of the underwriter ; and the
underwriters are the parties in the present day , who institute and defend actions
in rein in most causes of collision , which are brought into the Admiralty Courts .
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... strikingly exemplified by the fact , that even under the so recently hoisted and
profusely blessed British ensign , the old inveterate , apparently ineradicable ,
Turkish rejection of Christian evidence has caused trouble in Cypriot Courts of
Law .
... strikingly exemplified by the fact , that even under the so recently hoisted and
profusely blessed British ensign , the old inveterate , apparently ineradicable ,
Turkish rejection of Christian evidence has caused trouble in Cypriot Courts of
Law .
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It will be very desirable , if possible , to avoid causes of dissension between
Foreign Consulates in Cyprus and our Judicature established there . What will be
the relations between this Judicature and that already existing in the island , it
may ...
It will be very desirable , if possible , to avoid causes of dissension between
Foreign Consulates in Cyprus and our Judicature established there . What will be
the relations between this Judicature and that already existing in the island , it
may ...
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Owing to this cause our Judges apply rules and principles timidly . Justices of the
Peace , who are not professional lawyers , prove themselves incompetent to
perform the delicate process of extracting principles from decided cases . They
are ...
Owing to this cause our Judges apply rules and principles timidly . Justices of the
Peace , who are not professional lawyers , prove themselves incompetent to
perform the delicate process of extracting principles from decided cases . They
are ...
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