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Page 23
Equally , of course , we assume that it is not as administrators of British Law , vice
Ottoman Law laid on the shelf for ever , that we appear in Cyprus . In that case , it
would be clear enough that all the varied complications and subtleties , all the ...
Equally , of course , we assume that it is not as administrators of British Law , vice
Ottoman Law laid on the shelf for ever , that we appear in Cyprus . In that case , it
would be clear enough that all the varied complications and subtleties , all the ...
Page 34
Not only is an intimate knowledge of the law viewed as an organic whole
requisite , but an aptitude for co - ordination and correlation is equally essential .
He must also be endowed with discrimination and sound judgment to make a
prudent ...
Not only is an intimate knowledge of the law viewed as an organic whole
requisite , but an aptitude for co - ordination and correlation is equally essential .
He must also be endowed with discrimination and sound judgment to make a
prudent ...
Page 43
... however , be noticed that the offence of perjury has been expunged , and in its
stead the definitions of false evidence and false declarations have been framed
so as to bring within the meshes of the Criminal Law , acts , which though equally
...
... however , be noticed that the offence of perjury has been expunged , and in its
stead the definitions of false evidence and false declarations have been framed
so as to bring within the meshes of the Criminal Law , acts , which though equally
...
Page 51
Few of them are capable of giving an account of the simplest occurrence without
either irrelevant details or omissions occasioned by the assumption that what
they know is equally well known to others ; and bearing in mind the anxiety under
...
Few of them are capable of giving an account of the simplest occurrence without
either irrelevant details or omissions occasioned by the assumption that what
they know is equally well known to others ; and bearing in mind the anxiety under
...
Page 60
The reason is the same in either case , though the consequences of incautious or
unjust legislation are not equally hurtful . A change in the Laws of Evidence ,
retrospective either designedly or by incautious and unguarded use of wrong
terms ...
The reason is the same in either case , though the consequences of incautious or
unjust legislation are not equally hurtful . A change in the Laws of Evidence ,
retrospective either designedly or by incautious and unguarded use of wrong
terms ...
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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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