The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1909 - Law |
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... natural and perfectly compre- hensible that between two States , which possess a certain community of interests , a kind of uniformity and reciprocity in point of legal institutions should develop . For example , when passing laws ...
... natural and perfectly compre- hensible that between two States , which possess a certain community of interests , a kind of uniformity and reciprocity in point of legal institutions should develop . For example , when passing laws ...
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... natural that when the Maritime law is codified , due regard will be had for the results of the more recent international congresses and in particular of the diplomatic conferences . In connection with Commercial law , I must mention ...
... natural that when the Maritime law is codified , due regard will be had for the results of the more recent international congresses and in particular of the diplomatic conferences . In connection with Commercial law , I must mention ...
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... nature a charge on the whole fund , the proper way to deal with the right to deduction is to take the proportion thus : -as £ 2,450,000 £ 500,000 :: £ 1,160,000 : the amount of interest on which tax is to be retained by the Council for ...
... nature a charge on the whole fund , the proper way to deal with the right to deduction is to take the proportion thus : -as £ 2,450,000 £ 500,000 :: £ 1,160,000 : the amount of interest on which tax is to be retained by the Council for ...
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... nature of a judgment in rem determining the status of the person affected . It is a question whether a visitor can examine witnesses on oath . He cannot , apart from statute , compel the attendance of witnesses . No precise mode of ...
... nature of a judgment in rem determining the status of the person affected . It is a question whether a visitor can examine witnesses on oath . He cannot , apart from statute , compel the attendance of witnesses . No precise mode of ...
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... natural life . The year 1842 saw the Copyright Act passed , upon which the law of literary copyright now depends . For many reasons the time could not have been more pro- pitious for extending the periods of copyright . Many of the ...
... natural life . The year 1842 saw the Copyright Act passed , upon which the law of literary copyright now depends . For many reasons the time could not have been more pro- pitious for extending the periods of copyright . Many of the ...
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