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Page 19
It will probably be thought best that the powers and privileges thereby accorded
to the Embassies , should , for Cyprus , be transferred to the British High
Commissioner , or his representative . In any case , it will be necessary to 2-2
LAW IN ...
It will probably be thought best that the powers and privileges thereby accorded
to the Embassies , should , for Cyprus , be transferred to the British High
Commissioner , or his representative . In any case , it will be necessary to 2-2
LAW IN ...
Page 42
This indulgence is at present confined to the wife , * and it needs no feat of
advocacy to convince one that the privilege should in justice be extended to the
husband . Some surprise may naturally be felt that in the endeavour to remove all
...
This indulgence is at present confined to the wife , * and it needs no feat of
advocacy to convince one that the privilege should in justice be extended to the
husband . Some surprise may naturally be felt that in the endeavour to remove all
...
Page 88
... was Simple , and that he was nephew and next heir to Lord 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 ...
... was Simple , and that he was nephew and next heir to Lord 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 ...
Page 122
The Profession have a right to expect very much from the Council : they have the
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
...
The Profession have a right to expect very much from the Council : they have the
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
...
Page 138
It should also be remarked that the various governments which agreed to the
suspension of the Consular judicial privileges of their respective nationalities , in
order to give the proposed International Courts a fair trial , only agreed to that ...
It should also be remarked that the various governments which agreed to the
suspension of the Consular judicial privileges of their respective nationalities , in
order to give the proposed International Courts a fair trial , only agreed to that ...
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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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