The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 12
... High Court of Admiralty of England , on the ground that foreign mariners , when examined and cross - examined in Court by means of an interpreter , are at a great disadvantage as compared with witnesses speaking the language , in which ...
... High Court of Admiralty of England , on the ground that foreign mariners , when examined and cross - examined in Court by means of an interpreter , are at a great disadvantage as compared with witnesses speaking the language , in which ...
Page 13
... Court , and as such , entitled to bring to the attention of the Court any ... high seas , " quod pendeat ex insidiis fortunæ ; " and if it be found ... high seas and in fixing their appropriate punishments . But after all , the true ...
... Court , and as such , entitled to bring to the attention of the Court any ... high seas , " quod pendeat ex insidiis fortunæ ; " and if it be found ... high seas and in fixing their appropriate punishments . But after all , the true ...
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... Court of competent foreign The Capitulations , in such cases , become so much waste paper , and the only law applied is Ottoman Law . It may be that in Cyprus the High Commissioner might , in the exercise of his somewhat mysterious and ...
... Court of competent foreign The Capitulations , in such cases , become so much waste paper , and the only law applied is Ottoman Law . It may be that in Cyprus the High Commissioner might , in the exercise of his somewhat mysterious and ...
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... Court is not the proper tribunal . Certain Embassies , and notably the Italian , says M. Dubois , decide this ... High Commissioner would be exceeding his ( at any rate theoretical ) powers if he were to proceed to remove the Mohammedan judge ...
... Court is not the proper tribunal . Certain Embassies , and notably the Italian , says M. Dubois , decide this ... High Commissioner would be exceeding his ( at any rate theoretical ) powers if he were to proceed to remove the Mohammedan judge ...
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... Court or a Judge of the High Court of Justice . The public will learn with feelings of calm indifference that the Code seeks to erase from the catalogue of crimes the effete offences of maintenance , champerty , and common barratry ...
... Court or a Judge of the High Court of Justice . The public will learn with feelings of calm indifference that the Code seeks to erase from the catalogue of crimes the effete offences of maintenance , champerty , and common barratry ...
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