The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 261
... Court of 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 ...
... Court of 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 ...
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 ...
Page 264
... Court of Admiralty to cite an Act of the British Par- liament as giving him jurisdiction in such a case , when the proceedings are founded on the same Law Maritime , which is administered by the Court without any authority of an Act of ...
... Court of Admiralty to cite an Act of the British Par- liament as giving him jurisdiction in such a case , when the proceedings are founded on the same Law Maritime , which is administered by the Court without any authority of an Act of ...
Page 265
... Court struck off in such matters , by what may be appropriately designated " the Admiralty Court Emancipation Act . " We allude to the 3 & 4 Vict . , ch . 65 , which the learned judge of the Admiralty Court has cited as one of the ...
... Court struck off in such matters , by what may be appropriately designated " the Admiralty Court Emancipation Act . " We allude to the 3 & 4 Vict . , ch . 65 , which the learned judge of the Admiralty Court has cited as one of the ...
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