The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 112
... admission issued from the Petty Bag Office in January last . The Common Form Practice of the High Court of Justice in Granting Probates and Administrations . By H. C. COOTE , F.S.A. , late Proctor in Doctor's Commons . Eighth Edition ...
... admission issued from the Petty Bag Office in January last . The Common Form Practice of the High Court of Justice in Granting Probates and Administrations . By H. C. COOTE , F.S.A. , late Proctor in Doctor's Commons . Eighth Edition ...
Page 116
... breaks off some- what violently , it must be admitted , in the middle of a sentence in the digest of a case thereunder , a mode of publication which , we should think , can scarcely be other than tantalising 116 REVIEWS .
... breaks off some- what violently , it must be admitted , in the middle of a sentence in the digest of a case thereunder , a mode of publication which , we should think , can scarcely be other than tantalising 116 REVIEWS .
Page 124
... admitted that Gentili was not consistent throughout his chequered career . Had it been less chequered he would probably have been more consistent . But should we , in that case , have inherited his greatest gifts to Western ...
... admitted that Gentili was not consistent throughout his chequered career . Had it been less chequered he would probably have been more consistent . But should we , in that case , have inherited his greatest gifts to Western ...
Page 130
... admitted the facts , that a foreigner was sentenced by a Cypriot Court , under the presidency of an Ottoman Judge , for an offence against Ottoman Law , on soil the government of which is ad- ministered by Great Britain . Mr. Bourke ...
... admitted the facts , that a foreigner was sentenced by a Cypriot Court , under the presidency of an Ottoman Judge , for an offence against Ottoman Law , on soil the government of which is ad- ministered by Great Britain . Mr. Bourke ...
Page 131
... admitted facts , to the effect that " Every precaution was taken to secure a fair trial to any foreigner who might be charged with an offence . " We should rather like to know who charged Mr. di Cesnola with his offence , which was one ...
... admitted facts , to the effect that " Every precaution was taken to secure a fair trial to any foreigner who might be charged with an offence . " We should rather like to know who charged Mr. di Cesnola with his offence , which was one ...
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