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Page 95
... jurist and of the legislator . H. D. JENCKEN . THE THE NEW SCIENCE OF LAW . PART II . HE next important branch of the Science of Law is the limitation of legal phenomena , or the discovery of the line of demarcation between legal and ...
... jurist and of the legislator . H. D. JENCKEN . THE THE NEW SCIENCE OF LAW . PART II . HE next important branch of the Science of Law is the limitation of legal phenomena , or the discovery of the line of demarcation between legal and ...
Page 112
... jurists , such as Bluntschli and Field , have done much in this way . Private persons may collectively discuss or compile a code , as the private international congresses in Europe have pro- posed to do . This may assist an official ...
... jurists , such as Bluntschli and Field , have done much in this way . Private persons may collectively discuss or compile a code , as the private international congresses in Europe have pro- posed to do . This may assist an official ...
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... Jurist give us their views on the possibility of constituting an International Tribunal of Arbitration to decide the disputes , and a Common Code to regulate the relations , of the Civilized Nations of the World . The events of which ...
... Jurist give us their views on the possibility of constituting an International Tribunal of Arbitration to decide the disputes , and a Common Code to regulate the relations , of the Civilized Nations of the World . The events of which ...
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... Jurist of the fifteenth century , who is styled in the epitaph on his monument in St. Anthony's Church at Padua , " the Wonder of his Age " in both branches of the Law ( Utroque jure Stupor ) , that he was wont to say when he was a ...
... Jurist of the fifteenth century , who is styled in the epitaph on his monument in St. Anthony's Church at Padua , " the Wonder of his Age " in both branches of the Law ( Utroque jure Stupor ) , that he was wont to say when he was a ...
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... jurists , when dealing with matters of juridical principle and opinion ; but we are here dealing with a question not of opinion but of fact ; and I must assert my entire liberty to examine the evidence and to see on what foundation ...
... jurists , when dealing with matters of juridical principle and opinion ; but we are here dealing with a question not of opinion but of fact ; and I must assert my entire liberty to examine the evidence and to see on what foundation ...
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