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Page 51
... , therefore , on the ground of direct injury to the testator's property , and not of merely consequential injury to his property flowing from a personal injury to himself , that the action was held AS APPLIED TO NEGLIGENCE . 51.
... , therefore , on the ground of direct injury to the testator's property , and not of merely consequential injury to his property flowing from a personal injury to himself , that the action was held AS APPLIED TO NEGLIGENCE . 51.
Page 57
... ground of asserting ownership . Now that our limits have grown so painfully contracted that we find it necessary to turn our attention to Mars , and ransack the skies for the fresh interests which the seas have ceased to afford us ...
... ground of asserting ownership . Now that our limits have grown so painfully contracted that we find it necessary to turn our attention to Mars , and ransack the skies for the fresh interests which the seas have ceased to afford us ...
Page 58
... ground for claiming title to the whole of the river - basin . Of course , in the case of a small island , there is not , and never was , any difficulty in fixing the limits of the sovereignty which ensued on the formation of settlements ...
... ground for claiming title to the whole of the river - basin . Of course , in the case of a small island , there is not , and never was , any difficulty in fixing the limits of the sovereignty which ensued on the formation of settlements ...
Page 61
... ground that Spain possessed bases of operation in Mexico and Peru . In this case , the previous authority of Spain had been definite and undisputed , and she had neither expressly nor tacitly given up her claim to the colonies in ...
... ground that Spain possessed bases of operation in Mexico and Peru . In this case , the previous authority of Spain had been definite and undisputed , and she had neither expressly nor tacitly given up her claim to the colonies in ...
Page 62
... ground , too , is more worthy of special pleading than politics . To rely now on British , now on Egyptian claims ; to derive title , first against the Khalifa , and then through him , is reminiscent of the historic defence to an action ...
... ground , too , is more worthy of special pleading than politics . To rely now on British , now on Egyptian claims ; to derive title , first against the Khalifa , and then through him , is reminiscent of the historic defence to an action ...
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