The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 31
... become for such property Ottoman subjects in the eyes of the law . And the Law of Cyprus is the Law of the Ottoman Empire . " There is no God but God , and Mohammed is the Prophet of God . " 66 Whosoever followeth any other religion ...
... become for such property Ottoman subjects in the eyes of the law . And the Law of Cyprus is the Law of the Ottoman Empire . " There is no God but God , and Mohammed is the Prophet of God . " 66 Whosoever followeth any other religion ...
Page 36
... become merged in that of " Indict- able Offences . " Time was when Misdemeanours were of a trivial and unimportant character in comparison with Felonies , which usually involved the penalty of death , but neither as regards their ...
... become merged in that of " Indict- able Offences . " Time was when Misdemeanours were of a trivial and unimportant character in comparison with Felonies , which usually involved the penalty of death , but neither as regards their ...
Page 42
... become thereby an accessory after the fact to such indictable offence . " This indulgence is at present confined to the wife , and it needs no feat of advocacy to convince one that the privilege should in justice be extended to the ...
... become thereby an accessory after the fact to such indictable offence . " This indulgence is at present confined to the wife , and it needs no feat of advocacy to convince one that the privilege should in justice be extended to the ...
Page 51
... become an impossibility . It must be conceded that illiterate persons experience the utmost difficulty in shaping their defence in the form of a narrative . Few of them are capable of giving an account of the simplest occurrence without ...
... become an impossibility . It must be conceded that illiterate persons experience the utmost difficulty in shaping their defence in the form of a narrative . Few of them are capable of giving an account of the simplest occurrence without ...
Page 65
... become recognised as the most attractive and persuasive speaker of his time at the Irish Bar before he entered Parliament . Young Keogh , whatever he might anticipate , had no such established reputation to fall back upon , whilst his ...
... become recognised as the most attractive and persuasive speaker of his time at the Irish Bar before he entered Parliament . Young Keogh , whatever he might anticipate , had no such established reputation to fall back upon , whilst his ...
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