The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... Government of Cyprus will have to administer , it should be noticed that by Art . 117 of the Constitution , the interpretation of the Laws of the Empire belongs to the following authorities : " In the case of Penal Law , to the Court of ...
... Government of Cyprus will have to administer , it should be noticed that by Art . 117 of the Constitution , the interpretation of the Laws of the Empire belongs to the following authorities : " In the case of Penal Law , to the Court of ...
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... Government towards the Sultan and the Porte . " We can well believe that such is the case , but it is easier to state the difficulty than to suggest the solution . Who is the owner of the waste lands of Cyprus ? Is it the State , and if ...
... Government towards the Sultan and the Porte . " We can well believe that such is the case , but it is easier to state the difficulty than to suggest the solution . Who is the owner of the waste lands of Cyprus ? Is it the State , and if ...
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... Governments , as a condition precedent for landing in Cyprus . And we should like to know whose passports they were to exhibit , and where the visas were to be obtained . We do not , of course , for a moment suppose that His Excellency ...
... Governments , as a condition precedent for landing in Cyprus . And we should like to know whose passports they were to exhibit , and where the visas were to be obtained . We do not , of course , for a moment suppose that His Excellency ...
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... Government of Cyprus . III . THE NEW CRIMINAL CODE . Ignorantia juris non excusat . " Everyone is presumed to know the law . " These are maxims the expediency of which must be generally conceded , for were it otherwise the ...
... Government of Cyprus . III . THE NEW CRIMINAL CODE . Ignorantia juris non excusat . " Everyone is presumed to know the law . " These are maxims the expediency of which must be generally conceded , for were it otherwise the ...
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... Government of Turkey in Asia , there seems a prospect that the reproach levelled at her by Montesquieu may be removed , and if we would render his second state- ment thoroughly applicable to this country we must also embark upon ...
... Government of Turkey in Asia , there seems a prospect that the reproach levelled at her by Montesquieu may be removed , and if we would render his second state- ment thoroughly applicable to this country we must also embark upon ...
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