The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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Page 208
... Clause " in Lloyd's Policy , set out by Mr. Maclachlan by way of appendix to his chapter on Salvage , affords to our minds a good instance of the necessity , upon which we have before now insisted in these pages , of a wide general ...
... Clause " in Lloyd's Policy , set out by Mr. Maclachlan by way of appendix to his chapter on Salvage , affords to our minds a good instance of the necessity , upon which we have before now insisted in these pages , of a wide general ...
Page 226
... clause in the Treaty of 1373 * : - " There shall be between the respective kings and their successors , their realms , lands , dominions , provinces , vassals , and subjects whomsoever , faithfully obeying , true , faithful , constant ...
... clause in the Treaty of 1373 * : - " There shall be between the respective kings and their successors , their realms , lands , dominions , provinces , vassals , and subjects whomsoever , faithfully obeying , true , faithful , constant ...
Page 232
... clauses forbidding the Porte to maintain any vessels of war in the Black Sea , by the restriction of the sovereign rights of the Porte over the Principalities , and by the necessity imposed upon the Porte of consulting the contracting ...
... clauses forbidding the Porte to maintain any vessels of war in the Black Sea , by the restriction of the sovereign rights of the Porte over the Principalities , and by the necessity imposed upon the Porte of consulting the contracting ...
Page 236
... clauses of the Treaty of Versailles . ( 2. ) The weakness of the obligation to fulfil a treaty is naturally to be expected , for- ( a ) The perception of moral duty is not so clear in the case of States as in individuals . It is well ...
... clauses of the Treaty of Versailles . ( 2. ) The weakness of the obligation to fulfil a treaty is naturally to be expected , for- ( a ) The perception of moral duty is not so clear in the case of States as in individuals . It is well ...
Page 259
... clauses . It had , according to the state- ments made by lay Lords , in the course of the debate , the assent of the majority of the Episcopate of the day . But it lies in that limbo of obscurity to which so many Bills are condemned ...
... clauses . It had , according to the state- ments made by lay Lords , in the course of the debate , the assent of the majority of the Episcopate of the day . But it lies in that limbo of obscurity to which so many Bills are condemned ...
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