The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1913 - Law |
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... decision of the Legislature of the United States must be assumed to have acted with honest regard to inter- national obligations , as they presumed them to exist , equally with an appreciation of the national interests which they sought ...
... decision of the Legislature of the United States must be assumed to have acted with honest regard to inter- national obligations , as they presumed them to exist , equally with an appreciation of the national interests which they sought ...
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... decision of the Legislature of the United States , and the construction of the international docu- ments which such decision may affect , to any international tribunal of arbitration , whether one constituted ad hoc or one existing as a ...
... decision of the Legislature of the United States , and the construction of the international docu- ments which such decision may affect , to any international tribunal of arbitration , whether one constituted ad hoc or one existing as a ...
Page 64
... decision , " If your lordship had known as much law yester- day morning as you do this , what an idle sacrifice of time and trouble would you not have saved me , and an injury and injustice to my client . " On another occasion , during ...
... decision , " If your lordship had known as much law yester- day morning as you do this , what an idle sacrifice of time and trouble would you not have saved me , and an injury and injustice to my client . " On another occasion , during ...
Page 81
... decisions unanimous , except in the exer- cise of judicial power . French is its language , but it may be addressed in the language of any adherent State . decrees are to be published , and their scope is practically unlimited ...
... decisions unanimous , except in the exer- cise of judicial power . French is its language , but it may be addressed in the language of any adherent State . decrees are to be published , and their scope is practically unlimited ...
Page 97
... decisions of the Courts below ) only referred to the matters dealt with in the enacting clause of the Act - that is , the solemnization of marriages between men and their deceased wives ' sisters . The second point was more interesting ...
... decisions of the Courts below ) only referred to the matters dealt with in the enacting clause of the Act - that is , the solemnization of marriages between men and their deceased wives ' sisters . The second point was more interesting ...
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