The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... ground that foreign mariners , when examined and cross - examined in Court by means of an interpreter , are at a great disadvantage as compared with witnesses speaking the language , in which the proceedings of the Court itself are ...
... ground that foreign mariners , when examined and cross - examined in Court by means of an interpreter , are at a great disadvantage as compared with witnesses speaking the language , in which the proceedings of the Court itself are ...
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... ground we should suggest , that the Consul of the complaining party should be an assessor of the Consular Court , and as such , entitled to bring to the attention of the Court any involun- tary shortcomings on its part to give due ...
... ground we should suggest , that the Consul of the complaining party should be an assessor of the Consular Court , and as such , entitled to bring to the attention of the Court any involun- tary shortcomings on its part to give due ...
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... ground for the cry Crete for the Cretans , " only , perhaps , those who may from time to time be the wire- pullers at the Sublime Porte , might not care to see the Constitution carried out in practice with such literal faith- fulness ...
... ground for the cry Crete for the Cretans , " only , perhaps , those who may from time to time be the wire- pullers at the Sublime Porte , might not care to see the Constitution carried out in practice with such literal faith- fulness ...
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... ground at all , must have rested upon an Ottoman not a British basis , since passports are not required from persons landing in any portion of the British dominions . For all we know to the contrary , indeed , this regulation may still ...
... ground at all , must have rested upon an Ottoman not a British basis , since passports are not required from persons landing in any portion of the British dominions . For all we know to the contrary , indeed , this regulation may still ...
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... ground of exculpation , it would be set up as a defence in every case , and the Courts would be called upon to decide questions which it were next to impossible to solve . A knowledge therefore , more especially , of that department of ...
... ground of exculpation , it would be set up as a defence in every case , and the Courts would be called upon to decide questions which it were next to impossible to solve . A knowledge therefore , more especially , of that department of ...
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