The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1909 - Law |
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... ment obtruded the Austrian laws on the Hungarian nation . Luckily this state of things did not last long as early as 1861 , the former Hungarian laws were re - established in Hungary proper , with the modifications demanded by the ...
... ment obtruded the Austrian laws on the Hungarian nation . Luckily this state of things did not last long as early as 1861 , the former Hungarian laws were re - established in Hungary proper , with the modifications demanded by the ...
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... the special Court for the trial of bills of exchange cases established in 1840 , only the higher tribunals were organised by the State . Moreover the administration of justice and local govern- ment were 8 HUNGARIAN LAW .
... the special Court for the trial of bills of exchange cases established in 1840 , only the higher tribunals were organised by the State . Moreover the administration of justice and local govern- ment were 8 HUNGARIAN LAW .
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... ment , determined the qualifications of judges , and secured the independence of their position . In 1871 the Courts of first instance were organised by the State ; and , for the management of criminal cases , the French system of ...
... ment , determined the qualifications of judges , and secured the independence of their position . In 1871 the Courts of first instance were organised by the State ; and , for the management of criminal cases , the French system of ...
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... ment was personally served on the debtor ought to be substituted for the date of entering up the judgment , while it is still more evident that the date when the instalment became due ought to be substituted for the date of the ...
... ment was personally served on the debtor ought to be substituted for the date of entering up the judgment , while it is still more evident that the date when the instalment became due ought to be substituted for the date of the ...
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... ment in full of one creditor will very probably prove detri- mental to others . It is plain that if the examination of the debtor on a judgment summons is to become a reality , it should embrace his liabilities as well as his assets ...
... ment in full of one creditor will very probably prove detri- mental to others . It is plain that if the examination of the debtor on a judgment summons is to become a reality , it should embrace his liabilities as well as his assets ...
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