The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... is on the high seas . The personal responsibility of mariners who navigate the
high seas remains , in regard to foreign nations , precisely such as it was before
any sailing rules were agreed upon amongst the maritime powers ; in fact , the ...
... is on the high seas . The personal responsibility of mariners who navigate the
high seas remains , in regard to foreign nations , precisely such as it was before
any sailing rules were agreed upon amongst the maritime powers ; in fact , the ...
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This is not a satisfactory state of things as regards the navigation of the high seas
, and municipal legislation alone , in the absence of an international concert ,
cannot avail to control even the most glaring cases of neglect . It has been well ...
This is not a satisfactory state of things as regards the navigation of the high seas
, and municipal legislation alone , in the absence of an international concert ,
cannot avail to control even the most glaring cases of neglect . It has been well ...
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... necessary , in the first place , that the constitution of the tribunal should not
militate against a cardinal principle of international law , that “ the defendant
should be convened before his own judge . ' The same principle is embodied as
regards ...
... necessary , in the first place , that the constitution of the tribunal should not
militate against a cardinal principle of international law , that “ the defendant
should be convened before his own judge . ' The same principle is embodied as
regards ...
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The precedent , however , is valuable as regards the jurisdiction confided by
Parliament to the consular officer of the ... and with regard to nautical assessors it
has been one of the special objects of the Reform effected in the procedure of ...
The precedent , however , is valuable as regards the jurisdiction confided by
Parliament to the consular officer of the ... and with regard to nautical assessors it
has been one of the special objects of the Reform effected in the procedure of ...
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On this ground we should suggest , that the Consul of the complaining party
should be an assessor of the Consular Court , and as such , entitled to bring to
the attention of the Court any involuntary shortcomings on its part to give due
regard to ...
On this ground we should suggest , that the Consul of the complaining party
should be an assessor of the Consular Court , and as such , entitled to bring to
the attention of the Court any involuntary shortcomings on its part to give due
regard to ...
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