The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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Page 32
... parties were the Bishop of the one part and two Governors and Richard Whiteley , Pensioner , " for the whole Society , " of the other part . Here clearly " the whole Society " is something different from " the Society . " If the masters ...
... parties were the Bishop of the one part and two Governors and Richard Whiteley , Pensioner , " for the whole Society , " of the other part . Here clearly " the whole Society " is something different from " the Society . " If the masters ...
Page 42
... parties were heard , the Chief Justice declaring that the whole proceedings were contrary to the ancient rules and customs of the Society . At the same time , at the request of the Judges , everyone was restored to his position without ...
... parties were heard , the Chief Justice declaring that the whole proceedings were contrary to the ancient rules and customs of the Society . At the same time , at the request of the Judges , everyone was restored to his position without ...
Page 71
... parties to whom the ship would be condemned as prize . The proper officer is the King's Proctor , or other law officer or law agent for the Crown , authorised to con- duct Prize proceedings on behalf of the Crown within the jurisdiction ...
... parties to whom the ship would be condemned as prize . The proper officer is the King's Proctor , or other law officer or law agent for the Crown , authorised to con- duct Prize proceedings on behalf of the Crown within the jurisdiction ...
Page 76
... parties to the war are signa- tories ; and in the present case some of them have made reser- vations with regard to the crucial clauses . Art . 1 , declaring that it is " desirable " that hostile ships should 76 CURRENT NOTES ON ...
... parties to the war are signa- tories ; and in the present case some of them have made reser- vations with regard to the crucial clauses . Art . 1 , declaring that it is " desirable " that hostile ships should 76 CURRENT NOTES ON ...
Page 77
... parties to the war must be parties to the stipulations of the Convention , Austrian ships might be protected by this clause . It is possible , however , that the Convention must be taken as a whole , and not clause by clause ; if that ...
... parties to the war must be parties to the stipulations of the Convention , Austrian ships might be protected by this clause . It is possible , however , that the Convention must be taken as a whole , and not clause by clause ; if that ...
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