The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22Saunders and Benning, 1897 - Law |
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Page 154
... condition of the afflicted people who have ultimately to bear those burdens through additional taxation . In 1880 the Under Secretary , in his statement in Parliament , informed the House that the Indian Government had , in the recent ...
... condition of the afflicted people who have ultimately to bear those burdens through additional taxation . In 1880 the Under Secretary , in his statement in Parliament , informed the House that the Indian Government had , in the recent ...
Page 164
... conditions . The principle of territorial independence has lain at the root of the public law of the world since the days of Hugo de Groot , and so long as no substitute for our present Law of Nations has been worked out , no steps can ...
... conditions . The principle of territorial independence has lain at the root of the public law of the world since the days of Hugo de Groot , and so long as no substitute for our present Law of Nations has been worked out , no steps can ...
Page 174
... condition , and whether , because it did not take place , the child whose rights were in question would have been held illegitimate in France . This question answered , the duty of the English Court would have been , I submit , to take ...
... condition , and whether , because it did not take place , the child whose rights were in question would have been held illegitimate in France . This question answered , the duty of the English Court would have been , I submit , to take ...
Page 224
... condition , are helpless to resist . J. DACOSTA . IN III . - PROCEDURE IN POETRY . N an article in the February number of the Law Magazine and Review the present writer expressed his intention of attempting to elaborate in greater ...
... condition , are helpless to resist . J. DACOSTA . IN III . - PROCEDURE IN POETRY . N an article in the February number of the Law Magazine and Review the present writer expressed his intention of attempting to elaborate in greater ...
Page 234
... condition ) , † the King is wroth , but the Queen again intervenes , saying , Audi alteram partem . ‡ Reinaert is ... condition appear in French records , possibly not in English . † Conditional pardon is not complete until the condition ...
... condition ) , † the King is wroth , but the Queen again intervenes , saying , Audi alteram partem . ‡ Reinaert is ... condition appear in French records , possibly not in English . † Conditional pardon is not complete until the condition ...
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