The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 18
... citizens , either in Eastern Roumelia , Constantinople , Asia Minor , or Cyprus . But they will , we may well believe , have the best chance of settling down smoothly and rapidly into order- liness where the law is administered and the ...
... citizens , either in Eastern Roumelia , Constantinople , Asia Minor , or Cyprus . But they will , we may well believe , have the best chance of settling down smoothly and rapidly into order- liness where the law is administered and the ...
Page 129
... citizen , was tried for an offence against Turkish law in digging up objects of antiquarian interest without a firman , by the district Court of Larnaca in Cyprus ; whether the Court was presided over by a Turkish Cadi , assisted by an ...
... citizen , was tried for an offence against Turkish law in digging up objects of antiquarian interest without a firman , by the district Court of Larnaca in Cyprus ; whether the Court was presided over by a Turkish Cadi , assisted by an ...
Page 170
... citizen was given to aliens . To create a regular , or civil , marriage , justum matri- monium , which brought the children born in it under their father's power , there were three requisites - capacity , con- sent , and evidence of ...
... citizen was given to aliens . To create a regular , or civil , marriage , justum matri- monium , which brought the children born in it under their father's power , there were three requisites - capacity , con- sent , and evidence of ...
Page 171
... citizens only , then extended to privileged Latins and aliens ; the latter could be con- tracted by all ( even by Roman citizens with aliens ) except slaves , whose connection * had no legal status . Civil marriage brought the children ...
... citizens only , then extended to privileged Latins and aliens ; the latter could be con- tracted by all ( even by Roman citizens with aliens ) except slaves , whose connection * had no legal status . Civil marriage brought the children ...
Page 175
... presence of the com- munity , gave its peculiar holiness to the ceremony . * Latin Christianity , Book III . , chapter 5 . Yet the Roman citizen was bound only by the civil THE MARRIAGE TIE IN ROMAN AND ENGLISH LAW . 175.
... presence of the com- munity , gave its peculiar holiness to the ceremony . * Latin Christianity , Book III . , chapter 5 . Yet the Roman citizen was bound only by the civil THE MARRIAGE TIE IN ROMAN AND ENGLISH LAW . 175.
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