The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 124
... Appeal cases , two guineas ; Chancery Division , three guineas ; and Common Law Division , three guineas , with parts in pro- portion . If these suggestions , or some of them , were adopted , it would probably be found that an increase ...
... Appeal cases , two guineas ; Chancery Division , three guineas ; and Common Law Division , three guineas , with parts in pro- portion . If these suggestions , or some of them , were adopted , it would probably be found that an increase ...
Page 130
... appeals from the Courts in Cyprus to Constantinople will be allowed by Her Majesty's Government ; and whether there exists any correspondence on the subject of Jurisdiction in Cyprus . ” To this very comprehensive series of ...
... appeals from the Courts in Cyprus to Constantinople will be allowed by Her Majesty's Government ; and whether there exists any correspondence on the subject of Jurisdiction in Cyprus . ” To this very comprehensive series of ...
Page 131
... appeals from Cyprus would go up , Mr. Bourke gave what may have been to some persons the startling information that " no appeal from the Cyprus Courts to Constantinople was allowed by Her Majesty's Govern- ment , " and with regard to ...
... appeals from Cyprus would go up , Mr. Bourke gave what may have been to some persons the startling information that " no appeal from the Cyprus Courts to Constantinople was allowed by Her Majesty's Govern- ment , " and with regard to ...
Page 132
... appeal . If we may see in Cyprus a representation in miniature , as presumably we may , of the legal position of foreigners throughout Asia Minor , under that " Asian Mystery , " the British Protectorate , we may be excused for doubting ...
... appeal . If we may see in Cyprus a representation in miniature , as presumably we may , of the legal position of foreigners throughout Asia Minor , under that " Asian Mystery , " the British Protectorate , we may be excused for doubting ...
Page 157
... appeal to the tribunal of public opinion in England . He contends that the sub- version of the ancient constitution was , in the first place , illegitimate , because in violation of old rights and explicit assurances ; secondly ...
... appeal to the tribunal of public opinion in England . He contends that the sub- version of the ancient constitution was , in the first place , illegitimate , because in violation of old rights and explicit assurances ; secondly ...
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