The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1877 - Law |
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Page 189
... doctrine of trusts because the Courts of Law refused to recognise them , the jurisdiction of the Court of Chancery to grant discovery arose only because the Courts of Law refused altogether to entertain it . No doubt in this they were ...
... doctrine of trusts because the Courts of Law refused to recognise them , the jurisdiction of the Court of Chancery to grant discovery arose only because the Courts of Law refused altogether to entertain it . No doubt in this they were ...
Page 247
... doctrines of the older and later schools of Inter- national Jurists and Text writers . We are sincerely glad , and we ... doctrine as laid before us from the writings of Bluntschli , Calvo , and other living Publicists . The case of the ...
... doctrines of the older and later schools of Inter- national Jurists and Text writers . We are sincerely glad , and we ... doctrine as laid before us from the writings of Bluntschli , Calvo , and other living Publicists . The case of the ...
Page 250
... doctrine , deserves to become a favourite guide to the student , and a " Lucerna Juris Gentium . " An Exposition of our new Judicial System and Civil Procedure as reconstructed under the Judicature Acts . By W. F. FINLASON . Longmans ...
... doctrine , deserves to become a favourite guide to the student , and a " Lucerna Juris Gentium . " An Exposition of our new Judicial System and Civil Procedure as reconstructed under the Judicature Acts . By W. F. FINLASON . Longmans ...
Page 303
... doctrine of " jurisdictional The Jurisdiction of the Admiralty of the Cinque Ports was found by an Inquisition taken at a Court of Admiralty held by the Seaside at Dover , 12 June , 1682 , to extend from Shore beacon in Essex , to ...
... doctrine of " jurisdictional The Jurisdiction of the Admiralty of the Cinque Ports was found by an Inquisition taken at a Court of Admiralty held by the Seaside at Dover , 12 June , 1682 , to extend from Shore beacon in Essex , to ...
Page 304
... doctrine of " control " as distinguished from that of " possession , " the latter being inconsistent with the principle of the open sea being " nullius territorium , " whilst " control " admits of degree , and may be exercised under ...
... doctrine of " control " as distinguished from that of " possession , " the latter being inconsistent with the principle of the open sea being " nullius territorium , " whilst " control " admits of degree , and may be exercised under ...
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