The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... 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 Court of competent foreign The Capitulations , in such cases ...
... 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 Court of competent foreign The Capitulations , in such cases ...
Page 40
... brought for inquiry is of opinion that there are circumstances in the case which render it inexpedient to inflict punishment . " In cases of this description the practice at present obtains of inflicting one day's imprison- ment , which ...
... brought for inquiry is of opinion that there are circumstances in the case which render it inexpedient to inflict punishment . " In cases of this description the practice at present obtains of inflicting one day's imprison- ment , which ...
Page 47
... brought to justice . " In Turkey , " says Montesquieu , " where little regard is shown to honour , life , or estate of the subject , all causes are speedily decided . The method of determining them is a matter of indifference , provided ...
... brought to justice . " In Turkey , " says Montesquieu , " where little regard is shown to honour , life , or estate of the subject , all causes are speedily decided . The method of determining them is a matter of indifference , provided ...
Page 68
... 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 clearness and precision with which he dealt with the questions ...
... 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 clearness and precision with which he dealt with the questions ...
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... brought into play . Mob violence and spiritual terrors were used alternately , as occasion might require , with the utmost freedom . Bishops ' Pastorals and altar denunciations were almost as numerous as the paving stones that pursued ...
... brought into play . Mob violence and spiritual terrors were used alternately , as occasion might require , with the utmost freedom . Bishops ' Pastorals and altar denunciations were almost as numerous as the paving stones that pursued ...
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