The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... persons engaged in the navigation of a ship , is thus in fact of a negative character ; they are taken to be the agents of the owner or of the charterer of the ship , as the case may be , and their employer is responsible for any ...
... persons engaged in the navigation of a ship , is thus in fact of a negative character ; they are taken to be the agents of the owner or of the charterer of the ship , as the case may be , and their employer is responsible for any ...
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... persons of different nation- alities . Our ancestors thought it right in the time of our Plantagenet kings , that in trials for felony or misdemeanour in our Common Law Courts , where the party arraigned was a foreigner , he should be ...
... persons of different nation- alities . Our ancestors thought it right in the time of our Plantagenet kings , that in trials for felony or misdemeanour in our Common Law Courts , where the party arraigned was a foreigner , he should be ...
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... persons , whether British subjects or the subjects of foreign Governments , as a condition precedent for landing in Cyprus . And we should like to know whose passports they were to exhibit , and where the visas were to be obtained . We ...
... persons , whether British subjects or the subjects of foreign Governments , as a condition precedent for landing in Cyprus . And we should like to know whose passports they were to exhibit , and where the visas were to be obtained . We ...
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... persons who weuld be Her Majesty's subjects in France , Germany , or Italy , or any other European country . That is to say , any natural - born or naturalised British subjects , travelling or commorant in the island , who are , quĂ ...
... persons who weuld be Her Majesty's subjects in France , Germany , or Italy , or any other European country . That is to say , any natural - born or naturalised British subjects , travelling or commorant in the island , who are , quĂ ...
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... . The latter part of this section is merely an extension of the statutory power * The Nineteenth Century , No. 10 , p . 740 . now possessed by justices to dismiss persons charged with assault 40 THE NEW CRIMINAL CODE .
... . The latter part of this section is merely an extension of the statutory power * The Nineteenth Century , No. 10 , p . 740 . now possessed by justices to dismiss persons charged with assault 40 THE NEW CRIMINAL CODE .
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