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The consequence in other parts of the Ottoman Empire is , that all real actions are
brought before the native Courts , and that the parties have no right either to the
intervention of the Embassy of their nationality , or to require the addition to the ...
The consequence in other parts of the Ottoman Empire is , that all real actions are
brought before the native Courts , and that the parties have no right either to the
intervention of the Embassy of their nationality , or to require the addition to the ...
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It should also be noted that by Art . 86 of the same Constitution , “ no pressure (
ingérence ) may be brought to bear upon the Courts . ” * Cited from the French
text given by M. Vitchen Servicen in the last " Annuaire de Législation Etrangère .
It should also be noted that by Art . 86 of the same Constitution , “ no pressure (
ingérence ) may be brought to bear upon the Courts . ” * Cited from the French
text given by M. Vitchen Servicen in the last " Annuaire de Législation Etrangère .
Page 40
... that " nothing shall be deemed to be an offence which appears to the Court
having cognizance of the matter to be of too little importance to be treated as
such , or if the justice before whom the case is brought for inquiry is of opinion
that there ...
... that " nothing shall be deemed to be an offence which appears to the Court
having cognizance of the matter to be of too little importance to be treated as
such , or if the justice before whom the case is brought for inquiry is of opinion
that there ...
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We have now arrived at that important division of the Code which prescribes the
mode in which persons who have transgressed the law may be brought to justice
. “ In Turkey , ” says Montesquieu , “ where little regard is shown to honour , life ...
We have now arrived at that important division of the Code which prescribes the
mode in which persons who have transgressed the law may be brought to justice
. “ In Turkey , ” says Montesquieu , “ where little regard is shown to honour , life ...
Page 68
... will forget the freshness and life and noble zeal for justice which he brought to
the business of his Court . He was not a learned lawyer , but he never failed to
appreciate a legal argument , and his judgments were always distinguished by
the ...
... will forget the freshness and life and noble zeal for justice which he brought to
the business of his Court . He was not a learned lawyer , but he never failed to
appreciate a legal argument , and his judgments were always distinguished by
the ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1879 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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