The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 259
... Admiralty Court had no jurisdiction to entertain the suit , and that the plaintiff could not prosecute the same therein . " The learned Judge of the Admiralty Court , at the com- mencement of his judgment , expressed his opinion that ...
... Admiralty Court had no jurisdiction to entertain the suit , and that the plaintiff could not prosecute the same therein . " The learned Judge of the Admiralty Court , at the com- mencement of his judgment , expressed his opinion that ...
Page 260
... Admiralty Court , as being the property of the Crown of Belgium , carrying the royal pennon , and officered by commissioned officers of the Royal Belgian Navy . We do not propose to follow the learned Judge through his argument on this ...
... Admiralty Court , as being the property of the Crown of Belgium , carrying the royal pennon , and officered by commissioned officers of the Royal Belgian Navy . We do not propose to follow the learned Judge through his argument on this ...
Page 261
... Admiralty of England , if the Court should decree such a warrant to issue , would not merely involve a breach of faith on the part of the British Crown towards a friendly Government , but would lay the axe to the root of a great ...
... Admiralty of England , if the Court should decree such a warrant to issue , would not merely involve a breach of faith on the part of the British Crown towards a friendly Government , but would lay the axe to the root of a great ...
Page 262
... Admiralty Court as a public ship of war , and he decided this question in the negative , having in evidence before him that the Belgian mail packet was habitually employed in conveying passengers and their baggage , and a certain class ...
... Admiralty Court as a public ship of war , and he decided this question in the negative , having in evidence before him that the Belgian mail packet was habitually employed in conveying passengers and their baggage , and a certain class ...
Page 263
... Admiralty Court against the Belgian mail - packet . The Admiralty jurisdiction is an international jurisdiction . in its origin . It is true that the exercise of the process of the Admiralty Court may be controlled by the Municipal Law ...
... Admiralty Court against the Belgian mail - packet . The Admiralty jurisdiction is an international jurisdiction . in its origin . It is true that the exercise of the process of the Admiralty Court may be controlled by the Municipal Law ...
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