The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... treating British subjects and other foreign immigrants in Cyprus as Ottoman sub- jects , quĂ rights over real property , and applying Ottoman Law , and that alone , to the decision of cases arising regarding such rights . We doubt ...
... treating British subjects and other foreign immigrants in Cyprus as Ottoman sub- jects , quĂ rights over real property , and applying Ottoman Law , and that alone , to the decision of cases arising regarding such rights . We doubt ...
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... treating Cyprus as Ottoman soil . Who , then , we may well enquire , are Her Majesty's subjects in the island , and what is their status there ? We believe it will be found , at any rate until some fresh Convention is con- cluded , or ...
... treating Cyprus as Ottoman soil . Who , then , we may well enquire , are Her Majesty's subjects in the island , and what is their status there ? We believe it will be found , at any rate until some fresh Convention is con- cluded , or ...
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... treated the question of Codification with stolid indifference , if not with stubborn opposition , but a change has now come o'er the spirit of their counsels , and , as if to make amends for former apathy , it has been reserved for a ...
... treated the question of Codification with stolid indifference , if not with stubborn opposition , but a change has now come o'er the spirit of their counsels , and , as if to make amends for former apathy , it has been reserved for a ...
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... treated as such , or if the justice before whom the case is brought for inquiry is of opinion that there are circumstances in the case which render it inexpedient to inflict punishment . " In cases of this description the practice at ...
... treated as such , or if the justice before whom the case is brought for inquiry is of opinion that there are circumstances in the case which render it inexpedient to inflict punishment . " In cases of this description the practice at ...
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... will accomplish is contained in Part VI . , wherein offences against the rights of property or rights arising out of contracts are successfully treated . The six Consolidation Acts of 1861 , together 46 THE NEW CRIMINAL CODE .
... will accomplish is contained in Part VI . , wherein offences against the rights of property or rights arising out of contracts are successfully treated . The six Consolidation Acts of 1861 , together 46 THE NEW CRIMINAL CODE .
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