The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... prove acceptable to British shipmasters , nor to British mariners , if there be any weight in the following observa- tions , made alio intuitu , which we extract from the same leading London journal ( Standard , September 14 , 1878 ) ...
... prove acceptable to British shipmasters , nor to British mariners , if there be any weight in the following observa- tions , made alio intuitu , which we extract from the same leading London journal ( Standard , September 14 , 1878 ) ...
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... prove acceptable to the civilised nations of the world than a further development of a system of Naval Courts , as instituted under the Merchant Shipping Act , 1854 , and amended by the Merchant Shipping Act Amendment Act of 1855. But ...
... prove acceptable to the civilised nations of the world than a further development of a system of Naval Courts , as instituted under the Merchant Shipping Act , 1854 , and amended by the Merchant Shipping Act Amendment Act of 1855. But ...
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... prove to be little more than an iron coffin for her passengers , if she comes into collision with another iron vessel and receives the blow anywhere else than on her stem . TRAVERS TWISS . WE II . - LAW IN CYPRUS . E have gained a new ...
... prove to be little more than an iron coffin for her passengers , if she comes into collision with another iron vessel and receives the blow anywhere else than on her stem . TRAVERS TWISS . WE II . - LAW IN CYPRUS . E have gained a new ...
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... prove that the Administrator was consciously treating Cyprus as Ottoman soil . Who , then , we may well enquire , are Her Majesty's subjects in the island , and what is their status there ? We believe it will be found , at any rate ...
... prove that the Administrator was consciously treating Cyprus as Ottoman soil . Who , then , we may well enquire , are Her Majesty's subjects in the island , and what is their status there ? We believe it will be found , at any rate ...
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... prove themselves incom- petent to perform the delicate process of extracting prin- ciples from decided cases . They are unable to grapple with the difficulties arising from the language , form , multi- tude , and dispersedness of ...
... prove themselves incom- petent to perform the delicate process of extracting prin- ciples from decided cases . They are unable to grapple with the difficulties arising from the language , form , multi- tude , and dispersedness of ...
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