The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
From inside the book
Results 1-5 of 74
Page 9
... recently extended the operation of the law of England to all foreign vessels navi- gating the high seas within one marine league of the coast of the United Kingdom or any other part of Her Majesty's dominions ( 41 & 42 Vict . , c . 73 ) ...
... recently extended the operation of the law of England to all foreign vessels navi- gating the high seas within one marine league of the coast of the United Kingdom or any other part of Her Majesty's dominions ( 41 & 42 Vict . , c . 73 ) ...
Page 13
... construction . It has been recently ascertained , with a totally different object in view , that iron steam vessels may be without difficulty constructed in compartments so adjusted that , although a A SCHEME OF INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNALS .
... construction . It has been recently ascertained , with a totally different object in view , that iron steam vessels may be without difficulty constructed in compartments so adjusted that , although a A SCHEME OF INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNALS .
Page 17
... recently hoisted and profusely blessed British ensign , the old inveterate , apparently ineradi- cable , Turkish rejection of Christian evidence has caused trouble in Cypriot Courts of Law . Will it be possible , with these warnings ...
... recently hoisted and profusely blessed British ensign , the old inveterate , apparently ineradi- cable , Turkish rejection of Christian evidence has caused trouble in Cypriot Courts of Law . Will it be possible , with these warnings ...
Page 20
... recent Treaties , foreigners are allowed to hold such property , but as regards that property they are assimilated to native - born subjects of the Porte . We are quite unable to see anything that justifies us in believing that British ...
... recent Treaties , foreigners are allowed to hold such property , but as regards that property they are assimilated to native - born subjects of the Porte . We are quite unable to see anything that justifies us in believing that British ...
Page 22
... recent conventions . These Embassies adhere to the view that the rule should be recourse to the Consular Court of ... recently caused difficulties by refusing to admit Christians to give evidence in his Court . It should also be noted ...
... recent conventions . These Embassies adhere to the view that the rule should be recourse to the Consular Court of ... recently caused difficulties by refusing to admit Christians to give evidence in his Court . It should also be noted ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
according action administration Admiralty Court Admitted aged appears authority bankrupt bankruptcy banns Barrister-at-Law Belgian Bill Called Capitulations ceremony certificate Church cited civil claim Code collision Common Law Constitution contract County Court Court of Admiralty creditors Criminal Law Crown Cyprus decision Digest divorce domicil easements edition England evidence Ex pte existing fact favour foreign French Government grant High Court House House of Lords Inner Temple interest International Law Irel Ireland judgment judicial jurisdiction jurists Jury King L.J. Ch learned Judge legislation Lesser Armenia licence Lincoln's Inn Lord Justice Lord Justice Clerk Marlborough marriage married matrimonial matter ment Middle Temple nation Niboyet offence Ottoman Ottoman Empire owner Parliament parties persons plaintiff practice present principle provisions punishment question recognised Reform regard Registrar Reports Roman Law rule Scotland Section ship Solicitor Statute tion Travers Twiss Treaty tribunal vessels Vict