The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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Page 65
... judgment upon the wrong - doer and to allow his enemies the hospitality of her waters . It is impossible to suggest that Holland has expressly bound herself to permit the transit of warships along the Scheldt . The interminable ...
... judgment upon the wrong - doer and to allow his enemies the hospitality of her waters . It is impossible to suggest that Holland has expressly bound herself to permit the transit of warships along the Scheldt . The interminable ...
Page 71
... judgment in absence . A still more important alteration relates to the evidence competent at the hearing of a cause in Prize . In Lord Stowell's day the next step after notice to interested parties to appear , was for the Court by its ...
... judgment in absence . A still more important alteration relates to the evidence competent at the hearing of a cause in Prize . In Lord Stowell's day the next step after notice to interested parties to appear , was for the Court by its ...
Page 72
... judgment was given . In the new rules evi- dence in preparatory is abolished . Under Order XV , r . 2 , the evidence to be given at the hearing in causes for condemnation of ships other than warships is thus summarised by the author ...
... judgment was given . In the new rules evi- dence in preparatory is abolished . Under Order XV , r . 2 , the evidence to be given at the hearing in causes for condemnation of ships other than warships is thus summarised by the author ...
Page 75
... judgment- namely , that those who navigate under the flag of an enemy identify themselves with that belligerent , and lay open to confiscation their property so navigating . It is of no con- sequence whether their interest is ownership ...
... judgment- namely , that those who navigate under the flag of an enemy identify themselves with that belligerent , and lay open to confiscation their property so navigating . It is of no con- sequence whether their interest is ownership ...
Page 90
... judgment debtor's land . This law depends on four separate statutes . First , the Judgments Act 1838 simply provided that judgment debts should be a charge on the judgment debtor's interests in land , whether legal or equitable . Then the ...
... judgment debtor's land . This law depends on four separate statutes . First , the Judgments Act 1838 simply provided that judgment debts should be a charge on the judgment debtor's interests in land , whether legal or equitable . Then the ...
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