The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 19
... privileges thereby accorded to the Embassies , should , for Cyprus , be trans- ferred to the British High Commissioner , or his repre- sentative . In any case , it will be necessary 2-2 LAW IN CYPRUS . 19 REVIEWS Annuaire de Législation ...
... privileges thereby accorded to the Embassies , should , for Cyprus , be trans- ferred to the British High Commissioner , or his repre- sentative . In any case , it will be necessary 2-2 LAW IN CYPRUS . 19 REVIEWS Annuaire de Législation ...
Page 42
... privilege should in justice be extended to the husband . Some surprise may naturally be felt that in the endeavour to remove all seeming incongruities , the expression " accessory after the fact " should have been retained . Taken in ...
... privilege should in justice be extended to the husband . Some surprise may naturally be felt that in the endeavour to remove all seeming incongruities , the expression " accessory after the fact " should have been retained . Taken in ...
Page 88
... Privilege : and how , as these " delusions " were the exact truth , Peter was made the unconscious instrument of his own continued detention , till an accident , such as seldom occurs in real life , led to his being seen and recognised ...
... Privilege : and how , as these " delusions " were the exact truth , Peter was made the unconscious instrument of his own continued detention , till an accident , such as seldom occurs in real life , led to his being seen and recognised ...
Page 122
... privileges of incorporation , with no bad debts or borrowed capital ; no agents , rent , rates , or taxes to pay ; ample funds to secure the best reporters ; a practical monopoly of the best means of reporting ; and judicial revision at ...
... privileges of incorporation , with no bad debts or borrowed capital ; no agents , rent , rates , or taxes to pay ; ample funds to secure the best reporters ; a practical monopoly of the best means of reporting ; and judicial revision at ...
Page 138
... privileges of their respective nationalities , in order to give the proposed International Courts a fair trial , only agreed to that suspension as a temporary measure during the period of five years for which the appointments of the ...
... privileges of their respective nationalities , in order to give the proposed International Courts a fair trial , only agreed to that suspension as a temporary measure during the period of five years for which the appointments of the ...
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