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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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... published by the Society of Comparative Legislation in 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 ...
... published by the Society of Comparative Legislation in 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 ...
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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 . 1965
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 . 1965
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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