The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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Page 87
Accordingly , the sub - committee met in Paris in February of the present year ,
and formulated a draft treaty of five articles . Referring to this draft treaty , in
opening the discussion on the question of freight , M. Louis Franck , of Antwerp ,
the ...
Accordingly , the sub - committee met in Paris in February of the present year ,
and formulated a draft treaty of five articles . Referring to this draft treaty , in
opening the discussion on the question of freight , M. Louis Franck , of Antwerp ,
the ...
Page 499
The present edition has been revised and considerably enlarged . The sketch of
the growth and development of Roman law and the analysis of the subject -
matter are both new additions . Both these subjects appear to us to be particularly
...
The present edition has been revised and considerably enlarged . The sketch of
the growth and development of Roman law and the analysis of the subject -
matter are both new additions . Both these subjects appear to us to be particularly
...
Page 502
It is to be regretted that Sir W. Anson is not primarily responsible for the present
edition , although it has had the benefit of his supervision . Mr. Gwyer has been
chosen as Editor , and has maintained , in that department , the high standard of
...
It is to be regretted that Sir W. Anson is not primarily responsible for the present
edition , although it has had the benefit of his supervision . Mr. Gwyer has been
chosen as Editor , and has maintained , in that department , the high standard of
...
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