The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1909 - Law |
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... thing as Austro - Hungarian citizenship , as there would naturally be , were the two States one political unit . Austro - Hungarian citizens , as one often hears citizens of either State described abroad , do not exist there are either ...
... thing as Austro - Hungarian citizenship , as there would naturally be , were the two States one political unit . Austro - Hungarian citizens , as one often hears citizens of either State described abroad , do not exist there are either ...
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... things , for the mutual agreement with Austria does not include any Common law , and merely implies that , before presenting the bills to their respective Parliaments , the Hungarian and Austrian Governments , as equal factors , come to ...
... things , for the mutual agreement with Austria does not include any Common law , and merely implies that , before presenting the bills to their respective Parliaments , the Hungarian and Austrian Governments , as equal factors , come to ...
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... 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 change of conditions ; and when , in 1867 , the constitution was restored , and the ...
... 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 change of conditions ; and when , in 1867 , the constitution was restored , and the ...
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... thing to be done was to place on a new basis the organisations of the administration of justice . In Hungary , previously , the ad- ministration of justice , as well as local government , had for the most part been in the hands of the ...
... thing to be done was to place on a new basis the organisations of the administration of justice . In Hungary , previously , the ad- ministration of justice , as well as local government , had for the most part been in the hands of the ...
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... of raising the profits ; but that is immaterial . The great thing is to keep steadily in view the principle that no charges not representing absolute income should lie upon THE ASSESSMENT OF PUBLIC BODIES FOR INCOME TAX . 37.
... of raising the profits ; but that is immaterial . The great thing is to keep steadily in view the principle that no charges not representing absolute income should lie upon THE ASSESSMENT OF PUBLIC BODIES FOR INCOME TAX . 37.
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