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Page 99
... Foreign publicists , might in many cases advantageously be substituted for domicile . This would itself be a change , and it might be well perhaps at the same time to see whether a change could not be effected in the territorial law of ...
... Foreign publicists , might in many cases advantageously be substituted for domicile . This would itself be a change , and it might be well perhaps at the same time to see whether a change could not be effected in the territorial law of ...
Page 170
... foreign place , whenever he shall be thereto required , and whenever he shall see necessary , to administer in such foreign country or place , any oath , or to take any affidavit , or affirmation , from any person whomsoever . The ...
... foreign place , whenever he shall be thereto required , and whenever he shall see necessary , to administer in such foreign country or place , any oath , or to take any affidavit , or affirmation , from any person whomsoever . The ...
Page 171
... foreign Consul to administer an oath , such oath would be binding in foro loci , and it is submitted that perjury would be punishable in such instance not by the State of the foreign Consul , but by the State where he was exercising his ...
... foreign Consul to administer an oath , such oath would be binding in foro loci , and it is submitted that perjury would be punishable in such instance not by the State of the foreign Consul , but by the State where he was exercising his ...
Page 172
... foreign States do not of necessity yield that jurisdiction to British officials within their own limits ; infractions of such jurisdiction are not crimes by the lex loci ; nor do foreign States of necessity permit their subjects , while ...
... foreign States do not of necessity yield that jurisdiction to British officials within their own limits ; infractions of such jurisdiction are not crimes by the lex loci ; nor do foreign States of necessity permit their subjects , while ...
Page 173
... foreign country , to give validity to instruments in writing , designed to be used in such foreign countries respectively . " But even in this case , should the oath taken be false , the offence of perjury would be committed , not ...
... foreign country , to give validity to instruments in writing , designed to be used in such foreign countries respectively . " But even in this case , should the oath taken be false , the offence of perjury would be committed , not ...
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