The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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... arbitration . A valuation was a method of avoiding disputes , while an arbitration was a means of determining disputes already in existence . The Sheriff - substitute gave effect to this distinction but the First Division reversed . The ...
... arbitration . A valuation was a method of avoiding disputes , while an arbitration was a means of determining disputes already in existence . The Sheriff - substitute gave effect to this distinction but the First Division reversed . The ...
Page 121
... Arbitration must be determined by a single arbitrator ; ( 2 ) Compensation can be received for damage caused by game . The first alteration is , as the Author points out in some detail , likely to prove unsatisfactory in many instances ...
... Arbitration must be determined by a single arbitrator ; ( 2 ) Compensation can be received for damage caused by game . The first alteration is , as the Author points out in some detail , likely to prove unsatisfactory in many instances ...
Page 169
... arbitrator , whose decision as to the price is final . In case of disagreement as to the choice of the arbitrator , the appointment lies with the President of the Court of Appeal . If the owner or exporter objects to the assessment , or ...
... arbitrator , whose decision as to the price is final . In case of disagreement as to the choice of the arbitrator , the appointment lies with the President of the Court of Appeal . If the owner or exporter objects to the assessment , or ...
Page 208
... Arbitration . N 1902 a frontier dispute occurred between Peru and Bolivia . Formerly these States formed one confedera- tion . For many years , however , they have been independent . The question of their boundaries was referred to ...
... Arbitration . N 1902 a frontier dispute occurred between Peru and Bolivia . Formerly these States formed one confedera- tion . For many years , however , they have been independent . The question of their boundaries was referred to ...
Page 209
... arbitrator was criticised . The complaint was there made that , by the provisions of the treaty , the arbitrator ought , in case of doubt , to have inspected the locality : and it was suggested that occasion for such an inspection could ...
... arbitrator was criticised . The complaint was there made that , by the provisions of the treaty , the arbitrator ought , in case of doubt , to have inspected the locality : and it was suggested that occasion for such an inspection could ...
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