The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 8
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 ...
Page 14
Of two things we may rest assured , that iron will become more and more the
ordinary material for shipbuilding , and that a fast vessel will always be regarded
as the most brilliant feather in the cap of the shipbuilder . The last discovery has ...
Of two things we may rest assured , that iron will become more and more the
ordinary material for shipbuilding , and that a fast vessel will always be regarded
as the most brilliant feather in the cap of the shipbuilder . The last discovery has ...
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It is , as far as it goes , a good thing that any such codification should have taken
place , just as it is a good thing , as far as it ... These things have been amongst
ourselves the silent growth of centuries ; it is impossible to suppose that a happy
...
It is , as far as it goes , a good thing that any such codification should have taken
place , just as it is a good thing , as far as it ... These things have been amongst
ourselves the silent growth of centuries ; it is impossible to suppose that a happy
...
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... that our merchants will desire the continuance of such a state of things in the
Courts of Cyprus . Another point to which , no doubt , attention will speedily have
to be given is the position of alien owners of immoveables in the Ottoman Empire
.
... that our merchants will desire the continuance of such a state of things in the
Courts of Cyprus . Another point to which , no doubt , attention will speedily have
to be given is the position of alien owners of immoveables in the Ottoman Empire
.
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To rectify the inequality of punishment for theft and fraud , the Judges in passing
sentence are to take cognizance of the nature of the thing stolen or obtained , the
position of the person committing the offence , the place where the crime was ...
To rectify the inequality of punishment for theft and fraud , the Judges in passing
sentence are to take cognizance of the nature of the thing stolen or obtained , the
position of the person committing the offence , the place where the crime was ...
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