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Page 294
... fact , that they form part of the collection of Sea Laws , known as the Maritime Law of Wisby . That they were adopted in Spain is known from a Norman Ordinance issued by Charles V. of France in 1364 , granting to the mer- chants and ...
... fact , that they form part of the collection of Sea Laws , known as the Maritime Law of Wisby . That they were adopted in Spain is known from a Norman Ordinance issued by Charles V. of France in 1364 , granting to the mer- chants and ...
Page 295
... fact the Laws of Oleron em- bodied the Customs of the Sea , observed by all merchants and mariners engaged in the trade of wine , and of oil , and of salt , between the ports of the Atlantic Seaboard of France and the ports of England ...
... fact the Laws of Oleron em- bodied the Customs of the Sea , observed by all merchants and mariners engaged in the trade of wine , and of oil , and of salt , between the ports of the Atlantic Seaboard of France and the ports of England ...
Page 311
... Facts , whilst it is the function of the Judge to determine and apply the Law . Any con- fusion of law and fact would , it is supposed , lead to a collision between judge and jury : no such collision takes place , and this is considered ...
... Facts , whilst it is the function of the Judge to determine and apply the Law . Any con- fusion of law and fact would , it is supposed , lead to a collision between judge and jury : no such collision takes place , and this is considered ...
Page 312
... Fact " has never been subjected to the same rigorous analysis , and I would , therefore , rather not pledge myself to any final definition of what a fact is . It will be sufficient for my present purpose to take the definition given by ...
... Fact " has never been subjected to the same rigorous analysis , and I would , therefore , rather not pledge myself to any final definition of what a fact is . It will be sufficient for my present purpose to take the definition given by ...
Page 313
... fact , if they are in dispute . So also the authen- ticity of the document is a question of fact , if not admitted . I will assume , however , that on these questions there is either no dispute , or that the dispute has been settled ...
... fact , if they are in dispute . So also the authen- ticity of the document is a question of fact , if not admitted . I will assume , however , that on these questions there is either no dispute , or that the dispute has been settled ...
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