The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 125
... five hundred and sixty - seven rupees , with bonds for other three hundred and seventy - five rupees still outstanding , we incline to fear that doubts may spring up whether it be worth while paying so high a price for the title of ...
... five hundred and sixty - seven rupees , with bonds for other three hundred and seventy - five rupees still outstanding , we incline to fear that doubts may spring up whether it be worth while paying so high a price for the title of ...
Page 138
... five years for which the appointments of the judges were made . The rights guaranteed by the Capitulations are therefore not extinct , even in Egypt , but only suspended for a definite period , at the expiration of which 138 CYPRUS AND ...
... five years for which the appointments of the judges were made . The rights guaranteed by the Capitulations are therefore not extinct , even in Egypt , but only suspended for a definite period , at the expiration of which 138 CYPRUS AND ...
Page 139
... five years , " if experience is not favourable to the practical utility of the Judicial Reform , it shall be lawful for the Powers either to return to the old state of things , or to make new arrangements with the Egyptian Government ...
... five years , " if experience is not favourable to the practical utility of the Judicial Reform , it shall be lawful for the Powers either to return to the old state of things , or to make new arrangements with the Egyptian Government ...
Page 156
... five hundred German inhabitants of the small British dependency of Heligoland , but the good faith of the British Government , and con- sequently the character of the British nation in the eyes of Europe . A work has been recently ...
... five hundred German inhabitants of the small British dependency of Heligoland , but the good faith of the British Government , and con- sequently the character of the British nation in the eyes of Europe . A work has been recently ...
Page 167
... five witnesses , and of one who was called the libripens , or medium of the purchase and sale . This process was not confined to the bringing of the wife in manum viri , but was extended to the liberation of the heiress from the onerous ...
... five witnesses , and of one who was called the libripens , or medium of the purchase and sale . This process was not confined to the bringing of the wife in manum viri , but was extended to the liberation of the heiress from the onerous ...
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