The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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Page 33
... observed , and be sure it does the prisoner no injury that the law is kept so strictly to ; and we have that charity , as well as justice , that it becomes and is not below all Courts to have for persons in your condition ; and we are ...
... observed , and be sure it does the prisoner no injury that the law is kept so strictly to ; and we have that charity , as well as justice , that it becomes and is not below all Courts to have for persons in your condition ; and we are ...
Page 49
... observe the law . The theory of the law is that the jurors know the law , since all Englishmen know it , having declared it or hearing it pro- mulgated , assenting to it . They not only declare the law , 1 Abraham Thomson had to be ...
... observe the law . The theory of the law is that the jurors know the law , since all Englishmen know it , having declared it or hearing it pro- mulgated , assenting to it . They not only declare the law , 1 Abraham Thomson had to be ...
Page 98
... observed that both Italy and Turkey . have more or less formally declared an intention of regu- lating their conduct in prize matters by the Declaration of London . Turkey is not a party to that instrument , and it is as yet unratified ...
... observed that both Italy and Turkey . have more or less formally declared an intention of regu- lating their conduct in prize matters by the Declaration of London . Turkey is not a party to that instrument , and it is as yet unratified ...
Page 133
... observed further , that in Russia , British Consular Officers are forbidden to solemnise a marriage , either party to which is ( a ) a Russian subject , or ( b ) a member of the Orthodox Church . In Spain , British consular marriages ...
... observed further , that in Russia , British Consular Officers are forbidden to solemnise a marriage , either party to which is ( a ) a Russian subject , or ( b ) a member of the Orthodox Church . In Spain , British consular marriages ...
Page 135
... observed ( as also in respect of the second point ) that the requirements of the foreign law are more precise , and more exacting , than the reciprocal re- quirements of the English law . Therefore , in every case of a projected ...
... observed ( as also in respect of the second point ) that the requirements of the foreign law are more precise , and more exacting , than the reciprocal re- quirements of the English law . Therefore , in every case of a projected ...
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