The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 259
... considered and treated as vessels of war . The document concluded with a protest on behalf of the Attorney - General “ that the Admiralty Court had no jurisdiction to entertain the suit , and that the plaintiff could not prosecute the ...
... considered and treated as vessels of war . The document concluded with a protest on behalf of the Attorney - General “ that the Admiralty Court had no jurisdiction to entertain the suit , and that the plaintiff could not prosecute the ...
Page 260
... considered and treated in all British ports as vessels of war . It may be convenient at the outset of our observations to consider the language of the Convention between the two Crowns of February 17th , 1876 , of which the Sixth ...
... considered and treated in all British ports as vessels of war . It may be convenient at the outset of our observations to consider the language of the Convention between the two Crowns of February 17th , 1876 , of which the Sixth ...
Page 266
... considered to be in the XVIth century in order to give legality to an act of vis major on the High Seas , that when the Low Countries revolted against the Spanish Monarchy , and the Prince of Orange granted letters of marque and ...
... considered to be in the XVIth century in order to give legality to an act of vis major on the High Seas , that when the Low Countries revolted against the Spanish Monarchy , and the Prince of Orange granted letters of marque and ...
Page 274
... considered to be founded on an implied contract , the measure of which is in the reasonable discre- tion of the Court , the latter is founded on an evident wrong , the measure of which is the reparation of the damage inflicted by the ...
... considered to be founded on an implied contract , the measure of which is in the reasonable discre- tion of the Court , the latter is founded on an evident wrong , the measure of which is the reparation of the damage inflicted by the ...
Page 276
... considered the Belgian Postal Treaty to be fully operative under the circumstances of the case without the sanction of an Act of Parliament . The learned Judge , however , has felt a doubt as regards the constitutional power of the ...
... considered the Belgian Postal Treaty to be fully operative under the circumstances of the case without the sanction of an Act of Parliament . The learned Judge , however , has felt a doubt as regards the constitutional power of the ...
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