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Under the ancient law of the sea, every collision on the high seas may be the
subject of a civil action for damages in any Admiralty Court; but however culpable
may have been the conduct of those in charge of either vessel, British Admiralty ...
Under the ancient law of the sea, every collision on the high seas may be the
subject of a civil action for damages in any Admiralty Court; but however culpable
may have been the conduct of those in charge of either vessel, British Admiralty ...
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It has been suggested, in an early passage of these observations, that the
Admiralty Courts of each country, which exercise at present international
jurisdiction in civil suits arising out of cases of collision on the high seas, might
properly be ...
It has been suggested, in an early passage of these observations, that the
Admiralty Courts of each country, which exercise at present international
jurisdiction in civil suits arising out of cases of collision on the high seas, might
properly be ...
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... Paris, whose valuable works we so often have occasion to cite, M. Vitchen
Servicen, an advocate practising at Constantinople, has given the two books of
the Civil Code published in the course of 1876, and the Constitution of the same
year.
... Paris, whose valuable works we so often have occasion to cite, M. Vitchen
Servicen, an advocate practising at Constantinople, has given the two books of
the Civil Code published in the course of 1876, and the Constitution of the same
year.
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On the other hand, if it is Secundus who sues Primus, the case will come before
the French Consul, who will at once decree the claim null and void, by Art. I965 of
the French Civil Code. It can scarcely be supposed that our merchants will ...
On the other hand, if it is Secundus who sues Primus, the case will come before
the French Consul, who will at once decree the claim null and void, by Art. I965 of
the French Civil Code. It can scarcely be supposed that our merchants will ...
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It may be that in Cyprus the High Commissioner might, in the exercise of his
somewhat mysterious and ill-defined powers, order such cases to be tried only
before a British Civil Commissioner, sitting with native assessors. But on the other
...
It may be that in Cyprus the High Commissioner might, in the exercise of his
somewhat mysterious and ill-defined powers, order such cases to be tried only
before a British Civil Commissioner, sitting with native assessors. But on the other
...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1879 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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