The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... object at present is to consider how the observance of the sailing rules on the high seas can be best secured , and how the neglect of them , if it be the result of carelessness or of wilfulness , may be most effectively punished ...
... object at present is to consider how the observance of the sailing rules on the high seas can be best secured , and how the neglect of them , if it be the result of carelessness or of wilfulness , may be most effectively punished ...
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... objects of the Reform effected in the procedure of English Courts of Justice to secure to the High Courts of Appeal at West- minster in nautical matters the power of calling in the aid of one or more assessors specially qualified . Thus ...
... objects of the Reform effected in the procedure of English Courts of Justice to secure to the High Courts of Appeal at West- minster in nautical matters the power of calling in the aid of one or more assessors specially qualified . Thus ...
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... It has been recently ascertained , with a totally different object in view , that iron steam vessels may be without difficulty constructed in compartments so adjusted that , although a A SCHEME OF INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNALS . 13.
... It has been recently ascertained , with a totally different object in view , that iron steam vessels may be without difficulty constructed in compartments so adjusted that , although a A SCHEME OF INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNALS . 13.
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... object of punishment should be to deter the culprit from doing further injury to society , and to prevent others from com- mitting the like offence . Punishment ought to be inflicted with a view to making the strongest and most lasting ...
... object of punishment should be to deter the culprit from doing further injury to society , and to prevent others from com- mitting the like offence . Punishment ought to be inflicted with a view to making the strongest and most lasting ...
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... and unpopular as the judge had long since been , he thenceforth became the special object of clerical animadversion . The powers given to the judges by the Corrupt Practices THE LATE RIGHT HON . MR . JUSTICE KEOGH . 69.
... and unpopular as the judge had long since been , he thenceforth became the special object of clerical animadversion . The powers given to the judges by the Corrupt Practices THE LATE RIGHT HON . MR . JUSTICE KEOGH . 69.
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