The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 88
... existence of such a rule . The right , under such circumstances , to capture and detain and search a ship is a perfect right , and involves no responsibility or liability . But with this single exception no nation has a right , in time ...
... existence of such a rule . The right , under such circumstances , to capture and detain and search a ship is a perfect right , and involves no responsibility or liability . But with this single exception no nation has a right , in time ...
Page 94
... existence of a state of war , and assert that there is only a mere internal rebellion . Our contemporary , the Law Journal , differs from us so far that , like the Times , it allows the legality of the capture ; but then it does so ...
... existence of a state of war , and assert that there is only a mere internal rebellion . Our contemporary , the Law Journal , differs from us so far that , like the Times , it allows the legality of the capture ; but then it does so ...
Page 98
... existence of a revolutionary movement in the States of the king of the two Sicilies . ' That no apprehended inconven- ience , on account of the revenue or even public safety , can , in time of peace , give a right of visitation on the ...
... existence of a revolutionary movement in the States of the king of the two Sicilies . ' That no apprehended inconven- ience , on account of the revenue or even public safety , can , in time of peace , give a right of visitation on the ...
Page 104
... existence , that some officials . are overpaid , and that others give a very imperfect return in the shape of work done for the salaries they receive . It has been urged on the part of the treasury that if that department had possessed ...
... existence , that some officials . are overpaid , and that others give a very imperfect return in the shape of work done for the salaries they receive . It has been urged on the part of the treasury that if that department had possessed ...
Page 113
... existence in former times , and the reasons why they should now be modified , in accordance with the dictates of advanced intelligence and experience ; or why , on the other hand , being based upon the eternal principles of reason , or ...
... existence in former times , and the reasons why they should now be modified , in accordance with the dictates of advanced intelligence and experience ; or why , on the other hand , being based upon the eternal principles of reason , or ...
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