The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1913 - Law |
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Page 7
... seems expedient here to extract and define that " general principle " in so far as it can be deduced from the wording of that treaty , bearing in mind that the exclusive control over the canal is to - day no longer barred , but on the ...
... seems expedient here to extract and define that " general principle " in so far as it can be deduced from the wording of that treaty , bearing in mind that the exclusive control over the canal is to - day no longer barred , but on the ...
Page 10
... seems clear that one attractive argument used by those who take exception to the action of the United States must be ruled out . It is sought to be said that , by reason of the concession to unduly favoured vessels , the expense of the ...
... seems clear that one attractive argument used by those who take exception to the action of the United States must be ruled out . It is sought to be said that , by reason of the concession to unduly favoured vessels , the expense of the ...
Page 11
... seems that the United States may elect to treat the canal as a losing or as a profit - making commercial speculation . The Panama Canal , however , will have cost in construc- tion some £ 80,000,000 , and this sum with its consequent ...
... seems that the United States may elect to treat the canal as a losing or as a profit - making commercial speculation . The Panama Canal , however , will have cost in construc- tion some £ 80,000,000 , and this sum with its consequent ...
Page 14
... seems that this would be a strained , though perfectly possible , construction . But it is scarcely a construction of " literal meaning . " Nay more , having regard to the obvious intention to deal with the position of States external ...
... seems that this would be a strained , though perfectly possible , construction . But it is scarcely a construction of " literal meaning . " Nay more , having regard to the obvious intention to deal with the position of States external ...
Page 31
... seem trifling , but when on calculation it is found that on a vessel of 5,000 tons this additional one cent per ton on entering and leaving port amounts to 50 dollars , it is evident that all sense of equality between ocean - going ...
... seem trifling , but when on calculation it is found that on a vessel of 5,000 tons this additional one cent per ton on entering and leaving port amounts to 50 dollars , it is evident that all sense of equality between ocean - going ...
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