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Yet it would seem to be in accordance with reason , that where states have
agreed upon a common system of rules of navigation for the prevention of
collisions on the high seas , they should agree upon a common system of
penalties for the ...
Yet it would seem to be in accordance with reason , that where states have
agreed upon a common system of rules of navigation for the prevention of
collisions on the high seas , they should agree upon a common system of
penalties for the ...
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The suggestion , however , as to the Consul of the complainant's nation being an
additional assessor of the Court , does not rest upon the same considerations of
fitness , which apply to nautical assessors , namely , by reason of the issue ...
The suggestion , however , as to the Consul of the complainant's nation being an
additional assessor of the Court , does not rest upon the same considerations of
fitness , which apply to nautical assessors , namely , by reason of the issue ...
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siderations of fitness , namely , by reason of the parties interested in the question
being persons of different nationalities . Our ancestors thought it right in the time
of our Plantagenet kings , that in trials for felony or misdemeanour in our ...
siderations of fitness , namely , by reason of the parties interested in the question
being persons of different nationalities . Our ancestors thought it right in the time
of our Plantagenet kings , that in trials for felony or misdemeanour in our ...
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... framers or advisers of that Reform Bill of the Ottoman Empire were playing
consciously or unconsciously with edged tools . To a certain extent , the
discovery that this was the case , may have been one of the reasons of the
rapidity with which ...
... framers or advisers of that Reform Bill of the Ottoman Empire were playing
consciously or unconsciously with edged tools . To a certain extent , the
discovery that this was the case , may have been one of the reasons of the
rapidity with which ...
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... a dignity which may indeed exalt his position , but which can hardly fail to make
his head lie as uneasy as though it wore a crown . It has been asked , and not
without serious reason , “ Who are Her or and 16 Majesty's subjects in Cyprus ?
... a dignity which may indeed exalt his position , but which can hardly fail to make
his head lie as uneasy as though it wore a crown . It has been asked , and not
without serious reason , “ Who are Her or and 16 Majesty's subjects in Cyprus ?
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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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