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Page 70
... foreign court to refuse to recognise and enforce such a judgment . I think I am right in saying that at the present time the English courts would not pay this respect , to which I think the judgment is entitled . A most incomprehensible ...
... foreign court to refuse to recognise and enforce such a judgment . I think I am right in saying that at the present time the English courts would not pay this respect , to which I think the judgment is entitled . A most incomprehensible ...
Page 72
... foreign country should be determined ; as also the technical proof of the record to be required , and the defences to be admitted . The defences should not go to the merits of the case ; nor to the jurisdiction of the court , assumed in ...
... foreign country should be determined ; as also the technical proof of the record to be required , and the defences to be admitted . The defences should not go to the merits of the case ; nor to the jurisdiction of the court , assumed in ...
Page 85
... Glossary of French Judicial Terms , " M. Goirand offers a form of assistance which will be appre- ciated by all who have had occasion , perhaps at very short notice , to master the terms of Foreign Law , REVIEWS . 85.
... Glossary of French Judicial Terms , " M. Goirand offers a form of assistance which will be appre- ciated by all who have had occasion , perhaps at very short notice , to master the terms of Foreign Law , REVIEWS . 85.
Page 86
... Foreign Law , whether relating to Jurisprudence or Procedure . In some cases he might , we think , have found a safe rendering when he has preferred to resort to an explanation . " Vis Major , " for instance , would surely exactly have ...
... Foreign Law , whether relating to Jurisprudence or Procedure . In some cases he might , we think , have found a safe rendering when he has preferred to resort to an explanation . " Vis Major , " for instance , would surely exactly have ...
Page 92
... Foreign Consuls , " by Sir Sherston Baker , Bart . , the editor of the English edition of Halleck's International Law , and a " Chronicle " of the Oxford Meeting of the Institute of International Law . Quarterly Notes . The Congress ...
... Foreign Consuls , " by Sir Sherston Baker , Bart . , the editor of the English edition of Halleck's International Law , and a " Chronicle " of the Oxford Meeting of the Institute of International Law . Quarterly Notes . The Congress ...
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