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... is not allowed by the law of the sea to escape scot - free , if his servants
mismanage his vessel on the high seas , and I - 2 A SCHEME OF
INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNALS . 3 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNALS Ву Sir
TRAVERS Twiss, Q C , D C I.
... is not allowed by the law of the sea to escape scot - free , if his servants
mismanage his vessel on the high seas , and I - 2 A SCHEME OF
INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNALS . 3 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNALS Ву Sir
TRAVERS Twiss, Q C , D C I.
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Our ancestors thought it right in the time of our Plantagenet kings , that in trials for
felony or misdemeanour in our Common Law Courts , where the party arraigned
was a foreigner , he should be allowed to claim a jury de medietate lingua , so ...
Our ancestors thought it right in the time of our Plantagenet kings , that in trials for
felony or misdemeanour in our Common Law Courts , where the party arraigned
was a foreigner , he should be allowed to claim a jury de medietate lingua , so ...
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... circumstances , which have enabled a steam vessel to attain the speed of
twenty - five knots an hour on the waters of the Thames . The circumstances
however , under which such vessels shall be allowed to put forth all their speed ,
will ...
... circumstances , which have enabled a steam vessel to attain the speed of
twenty - five knots an hour on the waters of the Thames . The circumstances
however , under which such vessels shall be allowed to put forth all their speed ,
will ...
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By recent Treaties , foreigners are allowed to hold such property , but as regards
that property they are assimilated to native - born subjects of the Porte . We are
quite unable to see anything that justifies us in believing that British subjects ...
By recent Treaties , foreigners are allowed to hold such property , but as regards
that property they are assimilated to native - born subjects of the Porte . We are
quite unable to see anything that justifies us in believing that British subjects ...
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He is also allowed to make a statement ( which is not evidence ) if unrepresented
by counsel , and it has been held that he may do so even when defended . * At
no stage of the proceedings can he be examined as a witness either for the ...
He is also allowed to make a statement ( which is not evidence ) if unrepresented
by counsel , and it has been held that he may do so even when defended . * At
no stage of the proceedings can he be examined as a witness either for the ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1879 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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