The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... favoured by the daily increasing necessities of international commerce . It is to Consular Courts that , in our ... favour of the principle under which the British Parliament has recently extended the operation of the law of England ...
... favoured by the daily increasing necessities of international commerce . It is to Consular Courts that , in our ... favour of the principle under which the British Parliament has recently extended the operation of the law of England ...
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... favour of the Consul having the assistance of a legal assessor , and with regard to nautical assessors it has been one of the special objects of the Reform effected in the procedure of English Courts of Justice to secure to the High ...
... favour of the Consul having the assistance of a legal assessor , and with regard to nautical assessors it has been one of the special objects of the Reform effected in the procedure of English Courts of Justice to secure to the High ...
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... favour of a Code which shall embody in abstract , adequate , and unambiguous phraseology the practical results of all the learning con- tained in the statutes and judicial decisions . This concep- tion of a Code is a creature of modern ...
... favour of a Code which shall embody in abstract , adequate , and unambiguous phraseology the practical results of all the learning con- tained in the statutes and judicial decisions . This concep- tion of a Code is a creature of modern ...
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... favour . A few questions , however , might not unfrequently place matters upon a proper footing . There are , nevertheless , difficulties in the way of introducing this change which members of the legal profession will not be slow to ...
... favour . A few questions , however , might not unfrequently place matters upon a proper footing . There are , nevertheless , difficulties in the way of introducing this change which members of the legal profession will not be slow to ...
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... favour of the principle it em- bodies . Some will 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 ...
... favour of the principle it em- bodies . Some will 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 ...
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