The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 98
... effect be liable to do so . " " Conditions must be interpreted contra proferrentem , on the other hand there is another kind of construction applicable to a bill of lading , and which must not be subjected to a too critical verbal ...
... effect be liable to do so . " " Conditions must be interpreted contra proferrentem , on the other hand there is another kind of construction applicable to a bill of lading , and which must not be subjected to a too critical verbal ...
Page 99
... effect to . Technically , perhaps , the claims are not here , as the money has been paid . But if the owner has satisfied and paid the claims that will not deprive him of the benefit of Section 54 of the Act , 1867 , and make him liable ...
... effect to . Technically , perhaps , the claims are not here , as the money has been paid . But if the owner has satisfied and paid the claims that will not deprive him of the benefit of Section 54 of the Act , 1867 , and make him liable ...
Page 127
... effect of removing an objection which many Utilitarians now have to an Academical education , and therefore be likely to attract young men intended for lawyers to the University . . . There are some branches of Law which are so made up ...
... effect of removing an objection which many Utilitarians now have to an Academical education , and therefore be likely to attract young men intended for lawyers to the University . . . There are some branches of Law which are so made up ...
Page 130
... effect ; whether any protest was made by Mr. di Cesnola against the jurisdiction of the Court ; whether Turkish sovereignty continues to exist in Cyprus , and , if so , what power there is to try foreigners , not being British subjects ...
... effect ; whether any protest was made by Mr. di Cesnola against the jurisdiction of the Court ; whether Turkish sovereignty continues to exist in Cyprus , and , if so , what power there is to try foreigners , not being British subjects ...
Page 131
... effect that " Every precaution was taken to secure a fair trial to any foreigner who might be charged with an offence . " We should rather like to know who charged Mr. di Cesnola with his offence , which was one not against British but ...
... effect that " Every precaution was taken to secure a fair trial to any foreigner who might be charged with an offence . " We should rather like to know who charged Mr. di Cesnola with his offence , which was one not against British but ...
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