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We are not , we regret to say , in favour of the principle under which the British
Parliament has recently extended the operation of the law of England to all
foreign vessels navigating the high seas within one marine league of the coast of
the ...
We are not , we regret to say , in favour of the principle under which the British
Parliament has recently extended the operation of the law of England to all
foreign vessels navigating the high seas within one marine league of the coast of
the ...
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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 . 13.
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 . 13.
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... strikingly exemplified by the fact , that even under the so recently hoisted and
profusely blessed British ensign , the old inveterate , apparently ineradicable ,
Turkish rejection of Christian evidence has caused trouble in Cypriot Courts of
Law .
... strikingly exemplified by the fact , that even under the so recently hoisted and
profusely blessed British ensign , the old inveterate , apparently ineradicable ,
Turkish rejection of Christian evidence has caused trouble in Cypriot Courts of
Law .
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By 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 subjects ...
By 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 subjects ...
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... the Italian , says M. Dubois , decide this question in the affirmative , holding
actions for payment of rent not to be real actions , and consequently not
withdrawn from the jurisdiction of the Consular Courts by the most recent
conventions .
... the Italian , says M. Dubois , decide this question in the affirmative , holding
actions for payment of rent not to be real actions , and consequently not
withdrawn from the jurisdiction of the Consular Courts by the most recent
conventions .
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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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