The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 4
... in its relation to other vessels on the high seas . The international responsibility
of mariners , under which term may be included all persons engaged in the
navigation of a ship , is thus in fact of a negative character ; they are taken to be
the ...
... in its relation to other vessels on the high seas . The international responsibility
of mariners , under which term may be included all persons engaged in the
navigation of a ship , is thus in fact of a negative character ; they are taken to be
the ...
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It is easier indeed to say what Cyprus is not , than what Cyprus is , in its new
relation to the Crown of Great Britain and Ireland . It is not a fresh gem added to
the Imperial Crown , for in so far as it may be worthy of being counted a gem , it is
...
It is easier indeed to say what Cyprus is not , than what Cyprus is , in its new
relation to the Crown of Great Britain and Ireland . It is not a fresh gem added to
the Imperial Crown , for in so far as it may be worthy of being counted a gem , it is
...
Page 22
What will be the relations between this Judicature and that already existing in the
island , it may be difficult from the point of view of either International or
Constitutional Law to decide , under the altogether singular circumstances in
which we ...
What will be the relations between this Judicature and that already existing in the
island , it may be difficult from the point of view of either International or
Constitutional Law to decide , under the altogether singular circumstances in
which we ...
Page 74
... have an adequate idea of the mutual relations of its several parts . How are you
to do this until you have first got hold of the existing Law in some manageable
shape , and then determined precisely the mould in which you desire to recast it
?
... have an adequate idea of the mutual relations of its several parts . How are you
to do this until you have first got hold of the existing Law in some manageable
shape , and then determined precisely the mould in which you desire to recast it
?
Page 89
Except by accident or some unusual cunning on the part of the lunatic , no
information about him can be obtained by any private friend or disinterested
relation which the author of his detention desires to suppress . And it must not be
forgotten ...
Except by accident or some unusual cunning on the part of the lunatic , no
information about him can be obtained by any private friend or disinterested
relation which the author of his detention desires to suppress . And it must not be
forgotten ...
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