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Of course , in these remarks , we are assuming that the British position in Cyprus
is that of Administrators of an Ottoman Government , in accordance with the laws
and constitution of the Ottoman Empire . Whether the government of the ...
Of course , in these remarks , we are assuming that the British position in Cyprus
is that of Administrators of an Ottoman Government , in accordance with the laws
and constitution of the Ottoman Empire . Whether the government of the ...
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Hitherto , of course , this right of complaint by the Council General to the
competent authorities has meant a report sent up by some daring Council to
Constantinople , and the receipt of some stereotyped official formula , if anything ,
to the effect ...
Hitherto , of course , this right of complaint by the Council General to the
competent authorities has meant a report sent up by some daring Council to
Constantinople , and the receipt of some stereotyped official formula , if anything ,
to the effect ...
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Common prudence suggests that such bargains should be prohibited , but
instances do occur where compensation to the injured party , is the most
satisfactory course that can be adopted . To meet the latter class of cases ,
Section 96 enables ...
Common prudence suggests that such bargains should be prohibited , but
instances do occur where compensation to the injured party , is the most
satisfactory course that can be adopted . To meet the latter class of cases ,
Section 96 enables ...
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... whose property has been injured by any felony , but section 423 extends this
power to all injuries inflicted either upon the person or property through any
indictable offence - a course suggested by no less an authority than Jeremy
Bentham .
... whose property has been injured by any felony , but section 423 extends this
power to all injuries inflicted either upon the person or property through any
indictable offence - a course suggested by no less an authority than Jeremy
Bentham .
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... degree impolitic that the public should have occasion to intermeddle with the
administration of justice , for it must obviously derogate from the respect which is
due to the law if people are permitted to suppose that they can alter its course .
... degree impolitic that the public should have occasion to intermeddle with the
administration of justice , for it must obviously derogate from the respect which is
due to the law if people are permitted to suppose that they can alter its course .
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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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