The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... Government , within the operation of the new rules . Cases of collision on the high seas have thus been brought by a common international concert under a new system of law , which has been built up on the lines of the ancient customs of ...
... Government , within the operation of the new rules . Cases of collision on the high seas have thus been brought by a common international concert under a new system of law , which has been built up on the lines of the ancient customs of ...
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... Governments the important question of Criminal Jurisdiction in cases of collision , how best it may be exercised , and under what safeguards , where the collision has happened on the high seas . It seems reasonable that states which ...
... Governments the important question of Criminal Jurisdiction in cases of collision , how best it may be exercised , and under what safeguards , where the collision has happened on the high seas . It seems reasonable that states which ...
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... Governments may be wisely directed with a view to provide a check against the personal impunity which attaches at present to individual negligence in the navigation of steam vessels on the high seas . A scheme for the organization of ...
... Governments may be wisely directed with a view to provide a check against the personal impunity which attaches at present to individual negligence in the navigation of steam vessels on the high seas . A scheme for the organization of ...
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... Governments which think it fitting to employ them . Meanwhile , there can be no doubt that every measure which tends to secure a more careful observance of the International rules of navigation , tends to diminish the hazard resulting ...
... Governments which think it fitting to employ them . Meanwhile , there can be no doubt that every measure which tends to secure a more careful observance of the International rules of navigation , tends to diminish the hazard resulting ...
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... Government and collecting the revenue of the island . We have started a newspaper , and are organising a body of native police , two palladia of the British Constitution without which our rule would not be perfect . The LAW IN CYPRUS ...
... Government and collecting the revenue of the island . We have started a newspaper , and are organising a body of native police , two palladia of the British Constitution without which our rule would not be perfect . The LAW IN CYPRUS ...
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