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By Sir Travers Twiss , Q.C. 257 CYPRUS , Law in 15 CYPRUS AND THE
CAPITULATIONS 129 Divorce , Jurisdiction of the High Court of Justice in . (
Niboyet v . Niboyet . ) By J. Alderson Foote Evidence as applied to History . By
Right Hon .
By Sir Travers Twiss , Q.C. 257 CYPRUS , Law in 15 CYPRUS AND THE
CAPITULATIONS 129 Divorce , Jurisdiction of the High Court of Justice in . (
Niboyet v . Niboyet . ) By J. Alderson Foote Evidence as applied to History . By
Right Hon .
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Lord Justice James observed that it was a question to be determined by the light
of nautical skill and experience ; and Lord Justice Mellish observed that , this
being so , it would be fitting that this Court should have the assistance of nautical
...
Lord Justice James observed that it was a question to be determined by the light
of nautical skill and experience ; and Lord Justice Mellish observed that , this
being so , it would be fitting that this Court should have the assistance of nautical
...
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... of nautical facts by the unskilfulness of an interpreter . It is not sufficient ,
however , that the scales of justice should be evenly balanced in an International
Court as a matter of fact , where it may be possible to 12 COLLISIONS AT SEA :
... of nautical facts by the unskilfulness of an interpreter . It is not sufficient ,
however , that the scales of justice should be evenly balanced in an International
Court as a matter of fact , where it may be possible to 12 COLLISIONS AT SEA :
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If the system is carried out , we can scarcely suppose that it will be conducive
either to cheap or speedy justice — two cries very much in vogue in the present
day . If it is not carried out , then the High Commissioner must be either mero
motu ...
If the system is carried out , we can scarcely suppose that it will be conducive
either to cheap or speedy justice — two cries very much in vogue in the present
day . If it is not carried out , then the High Commissioner must be either mero
motu ...
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THE NEW CRIMINAL CODE . ignorantia juris non excusat . Everyone is
presumed to know the law . " These are maxims the expediency of which must be
generally conceded , for were it otherwise the administration of justice would be
next to ...
THE NEW CRIMINAL CODE . ignorantia juris non excusat . Everyone is
presumed to know the law . " These are maxims the expediency of which must be
generally conceded , for were it otherwise the administration of justice would be
next to ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1879 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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