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who wishes to trace the origin of some old rule of law or legal institution , must
know something of its shape and content at the present day . If he does not know
these things , he will not know what are the victorious elements which he must ...
who wishes to trace the origin of some old rule of law or legal institution , must
know something of its shape and content at the present day . If he does not know
these things , he will not know what are the victorious elements which he must ...
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We see other causes which would have given the rule a different turn . There is a
clear issue - why did the one set of causes prevail over the other set ? In
answering that question we explain the rule in such a way that we see its
connection ...
We see other causes which would have given the rule a different turn . There is a
clear issue - why did the one set of causes prevail over the other set ? In
answering that question we explain the rule in such a way that we see its
connection ...
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... having “ different laws , since it would be unjust to apply the law of “ either to
the exclusion of the other , the law of the forum , that " is , the Maritime law as
received and practised therein , would “ properly furnish the rule of decision ” ( pp
.
... having “ different laws , since it would be unjust to apply the law of “ either to
the exclusion of the other , the law of the forum , that " is , the Maritime law as
received and practised therein , would “ properly furnish the rule of decision ” ( pp
.
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