The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 17
... judge with native Christian assessors acquainted with the text of the Ottoman Code ? For this it is , no doubt , which alone has the force of law in Cyprus , and this it is which our Commissioners and Judges will have to put in practice ...
... judge with native Christian assessors acquainted with the text of the Ottoman Code ? For this it is , no doubt , which alone has the force of law in Cyprus , and this it is which our Commissioners and Judges will have to put in practice ...
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... judges named in con- formity with the special law regulating those matters , and provided with a patent of investiture ... judge who is stated to have recently caused difficulties by refusing to admit Christians to give evidence in his ...
... judges named in con- formity with the special law regulating those matters , and provided with a patent of investiture ... judge who is stated to have recently caused difficulties by refusing to admit Christians to give evidence in his ...
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... Judge in question . Of course , in these remarks , we are assuming that the British position in Cyprus is that of Administrators of an Ottoman Govern- ment , in accordance with the laws and constitution of the Ottoman Empire . Whether ...
... Judge in question . Of course , in these remarks , we are assuming that the British position in Cyprus is that of Administrators of an Ottoman Govern- ment , in accordance with the laws and constitution of the Ottoman Empire . Whether ...
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... Judge on the Bench , and that with regard to accessories after the fact to treason , and in cases of piracy , the death penalty is commuted to penal servitude for life as a maximum punishment . Part III . , entitled , " Offences by and ...
... Judge on the Bench , and that with regard to accessories after the fact to treason , and in cases of piracy , the death penalty is commuted to penal servitude for life as a maximum punishment . Part III . , entitled , " Offences by and ...
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... judge who tries the case can grant either a new trial or leave to move for one in the Court of Criminal Appeal , the decision of which is final unless permis- sion is obtained to go to the House of Lords . Where a con- viction has taken ...
... judge who tries the case can grant either a new trial or leave to move for one in the Court of Criminal Appeal , the decision of which is final unless permis- sion is obtained to go to the House of Lords . Where a con- viction has taken ...
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