The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... 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 . has been well observed by a leading ...
... 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 . has been well observed by a leading ...
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... thing in the navigation of vessels on the high seas , " quod pendeat ex insidiis fortunæ ; " and if it be found expedient to institute International Courts to punish culpable negligence in not observing the International rules of ...
... thing in the navigation of vessels on the high seas , " quod pendeat ex insidiis fortunæ ; " and if it be found expedient to institute International Courts to punish culpable negligence in not observing the International rules of ...
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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
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... thing that any such codification should have taken place , just as it is a good thing , as far as it goes , that an ... things have been amongst ourselves the silent growth of centuries ; it is impossible to suppose that a happy family ...
... thing that any such codification should have taken place , just as it is a good thing , as far as it goes , that an ... things have been amongst ourselves the silent growth of centuries ; it is impossible to suppose that a happy family ...
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... 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 immove- ables in the Ottoman Empire . By recent Treaties , foreigners are allowed to hold ...
... 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 immove- ables in the Ottoman Empire . By recent Treaties , foreigners are allowed to hold ...
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