The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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Page 94
... discussion by the Institute . As a matter of fact , some of the most important questions connected with Commercial Law were debated with great earnestness and considerable success , both at the Brussels and Turin Congresses . It is ...
... discussion by the Institute . As a matter of fact , some of the most important questions connected with Commercial Law were debated with great earnestness and considerable success , both at the Brussels and Turin Congresses . It is ...
Page 96
... discussions of the Institute must not be passed over in silence . On the Conflict of Civil Laws the meeting , after close and prolonged debate , passed eight articles ( extending even to the case of foundlings and their nationality ) ...
... discussions of the Institute must not be passed over in silence . On the Conflict of Civil Laws the meeting , after close and prolonged debate , passed eight articles ( extending even to the case of foundlings and their nationality ) ...
Page 100
... discussion at the Antwerp meeting of the Association for the Reform and Codifi- cation of the Law of Nations in 1877. Nobody , we believe , would deny that revision is wanted , but most persons , so far as we can gather , who are ...
... discussion at the Antwerp meeting of the Association for the Reform and Codifi- cation of the Law of Nations in 1877. Nobody , we believe , would deny that revision is wanted , but most persons , so far as we can gather , who are ...
Page 105
... discussion of the Prosecution of Offences Bill , 1879 : - " If , " he says , " there now is a case which is supposed to be an important one , an applica- tion is made to the Secretary of State to take it up as a Government prosecution ...
... discussion of the Prosecution of Offences Bill , 1879 : - " If , " he says , " there now is a case which is supposed to be an important one , an applica- tion is made to the Secretary of State to take it up as a Government prosecution ...
Page 108
... discussing the Bill of 1879 , there can be no satisfactory administration of justice , unless we have something like a Procurator Fiscal , such as exists in Scotland , who is responsible for all prose- cutions . No one could , of course ...
... discussing the Bill of 1879 , there can be no satisfactory administration of justice , unless we have something like a Procurator Fiscal , such as exists in Scotland , who is responsible for all prose- cutions . No one could , of course ...
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