The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 113
The length of time which has elapsed since the publication of Mr. Westlake's
classical work on Private International Law , affords a fair opening for such an
undertaking as Mr. Foote's handbook of Foreign and Domestic Law . We are glad
to ...
The length of time which has elapsed since the publication of Mr. Westlake's
classical work on Private International Law , affords a fair opening for such an
undertaking as Mr. Foote's handbook of Foreign and Domestic Law . We are glad
to ...
Page 114
... of the true statement , resting the immunity upon the " fiction of extraterritoriality
, " instead of showing how that fiction has been invented to account for the
immunity enjoyed by Ambassadors as the representatives of a foreign
Sovereignty .
... of the true statement , resting the immunity upon the " fiction of extraterritoriality
, " instead of showing how that fiction has been invented to account for the
immunity enjoyed by Ambassadors as the representatives of a foreign
Sovereignty .
Page 130
To this very comprehensive series of interrogatories , the Under Secretary for
Foreign Affairs made answer briefly , that “ Mr. di Cesnola , described as an
American , was tried before a district Court in Cyprus , assisted by an English
Assessor ...
To this very comprehensive series of interrogatories , the Under Secretary for
Foreign Affairs made answer briefly , that “ Mr. di Cesnola , described as an
American , was tried before a district Court in Cyprus , assisted by an English
Assessor ...
Page 131
The case for the Foreign Office was brought to a close by a statement , rather
astounding to our limited intelligence when read by the light of admitted facts , to
the effect that “ Every precaution was taken to secure a fair trial to any foreigner
who ...
The case for the Foreign Office was brought to a close by a statement , rather
astounding to our limited intelligence when read by the light of admitted facts , to
the effect that “ Every precaution was taken to secure a fair trial to any foreigner
who ...
Page 138
These statements , it should be noted , are based on the Diplomatic Documents
published by the French Ministry for Foreign Affairs in November , 1869 , and
January , 1875 . It should also be remarked that the various governments which ...
These statements , it should be noted , are based on the Diplomatic Documents
published by the French Ministry for Foreign Affairs in November , 1869 , and
January , 1875 . It should also be remarked that the various governments which ...
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