The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 13
... defining the offences of mariners on the high seas and in fixing their appropriate punishments . But after all , the true remedy for these wholesale sacri- fices of human life by the collision of ships is not to be sought for in new and ...
... defining the offences of mariners on the high seas and in fixing their appropriate punishments . But after all , the true remedy for these wholesale sacri- fices of human life by the collision of ships is not to be sought for in new and ...
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... defined powers , order such cases to be tried only before a British Civil Commissioner , sitting with native assessors . But on the other hand , His Excellency might not feel justified in doing more than securing the presence of a ...
... defined powers , order such cases to be tried only before a British Civil Commissioner , sitting with native assessors . But on the other hand , His Excellency might not feel justified in doing more than securing the presence of a ...
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... " By Art . 110 , the powers of the General Administrative Council are thus defined ; they embrace , " the power of deliberating on matters of public utility , such as the creation of means of communication , the 26 LAW IN CYPRUS .
... " By Art . 110 , the powers of the General Administrative Council are thus defined ; they embrace , " the power of deliberating on matters of public utility , such as the creation of means of communication , the 26 LAW IN CYPRUS .
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... definitions of crimes , the punishments appointed for them , and the manner in which proceedings for their punishment are to be conducted , are placed before the public in a plain , systematic , author- itative manner , hardly any one ...
... definitions of crimes , the punishments appointed for them , and the manner in which proceedings for their punishment are to be conducted , are placed before the public in a plain , systematic , author- itative manner , hardly any one ...
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... defined . Medicine we know has no panacea . Different means must be resorted to , according to the nature of disorders and the temperament of the patient . The art of medicine consists in studying all reme- dies , in combining them ...
... defined . Medicine we know has no panacea . Different means must be resorted to , according to the nature of disorders and the temperament of the patient . The art of medicine consists in studying all reme- dies , in combining them ...
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