The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 20
... desire the continuance of such a state of things in the Courts of Cyprus . Another point to which , no doubt , attention will speedily have to be given is the position of alien owners of immove- ables in the Ottoman Empire . By recent ...
... desire the continuance of such a state of things in the Courts of Cyprus . Another point to which , no doubt , attention will speedily have to be given is the position of alien owners of immove- ables in the Ottoman Empire . By recent ...
Page 23
... desire it , does not appear to be in accordance with all that can be learned concerning our status as administrators of the Government and collectors of the Revenue in Cyprus . How we are to perform these functions , indeed , would seem ...
... desire it , does not appear to be in accordance with all that can be learned concerning our status as administrators of the Government and collectors of the Revenue in Cyprus . How we are to perform these functions , indeed , would seem ...
Page 46
... desire to render punishment more certain , by tempering its severity . Those who have experience in our Criminal Courts , cannot have failed to observe the reluctance with which juries stigmatise as a capital offence , an act which is ...
... desire to render punishment more certain , by tempering its severity . Those who have experience in our Criminal Courts , cannot have failed to observe the reluctance with which juries stigmatise as a capital offence , an act which is ...
Page 53
... desire to be informed of the reason for deferring the prisoner's examination until the trial . Granting that the process may facilitate the acquittal of the innocent , why , it will be asked , should the accused await his trial in gaol ...
... desire to be informed of the reason for deferring the prisoner's examination until the trial . Granting that the process may facilitate the acquittal of the innocent , why , it will be asked , should the accused await his trial in gaol ...
Page 60
... destroy titles which any just Law - maker would especially desire to protect . In a commercial country especially , the title of a bona fide purchaser for value without notice , is generally regarded as 60 EX POST FACTO LAWS .
... destroy titles which any just Law - maker would especially desire to protect . In a commercial country especially , the title of a bona fide purchaser for value without notice , is generally regarded as 60 EX POST FACTO LAWS .
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