The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1899 - Law |
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Page 186
... Italian or of foreign extraction , whose evidence had to be taken through the tedious process of an interpreter , whose interpretation would have to be narrowly watched to see that he gave the correct signification of the answers . the ...
... Italian or of foreign extraction , whose evidence had to be taken through the tedious process of an interpreter , whose interpretation would have to be narrowly watched to see that he gave the correct signification of the answers . the ...
Page 254
... Italy . Revue Bibliographique Belge . Brussels , 1898. Nos . 9 and 10 . The most useful feature to a lawyer is a summary of French and Belgian decisions dealing with matters of literary interest , such as press offences and breach of ...
... Italy . Revue Bibliographique Belge . Brussels , 1898. Nos . 9 and 10 . The most useful feature to a lawyer is a summary of French and Belgian decisions dealing with matters of literary interest , such as press offences and breach of ...
Page 330
... Italy , expressly pro- hibited , under penalties , the export to the belligerents of horses , arms , and munitions of war , and nothing happened afterwards which tended to show that the responsibility thereby incurred was excessive ...
... Italy , expressly pro- hibited , under penalties , the export to the belligerents of horses , arms , and munitions of war , and nothing happened afterwards which tended to show that the responsibility thereby incurred was excessive ...
Page 354
... Italy . This would give a remedy for the present state of things which prevents many persons from entering into contracts with strangers , and discourages others , who , in order to obtain their rights , find themselves compelled to ...
... Italy . This would give a remedy for the present state of things which prevents many persons from entering into contracts with strangers , and discourages others , who , in order to obtain their rights , find themselves compelled to ...
Page 356
... Italy already has a treaty with France with regard to the reciprocal execution of judgments , made in 1760 , and confirmed in 1860 , which is well worth remodel- ing in accordance with the modern ideas of international law and the new ...
... Italy already has a treaty with France with regard to the reciprocal execution of judgments , made in 1760 , and confirmed in 1860 , which is well worth remodel- ing in accordance with the modern ideas of international law and the new ...
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