The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 26
... give Her Britannic Majesty jurisdiction within the dominions of a foreign State , over the subjects of a foreign State , such as the Cypriots are . And Cyprus is clearly still , in the eye of International Law , a portion of the Ottoman ...
... give Her Britannic Majesty jurisdiction within the dominions of a foreign State , over the subjects of a foreign State , such as the Cypriots are . And Cyprus is clearly still , in the eye of International Law , a portion of the Ottoman ...
Page 49
... give evidence on his own behalf . This Section abolishes writs of certiorari for transferring criminal cases into the Court of Queen's Bench . Power is given by Section 335 to any Judge of the High Court to order evidence to be taken by ...
... give evidence on his own behalf . This Section abolishes writs of certiorari for transferring criminal cases into the Court of Queen's Bench . Power is given by Section 335 to any Judge of the High Court to order evidence to be taken by ...
Page 52
... give evidence on oath would , in the opinion of Sir Fitzjames Stephen , be placing in his way too great a temptation . " Such a restriction , " says the learned author , “ is no argument against the interrogation of the prisoner ; for ...
... give evidence on oath would , in the opinion of Sir Fitzjames Stephen , be placing in his way too great a temptation . " Such a restriction , " says the learned author , “ is no argument against the interrogation of the prisoner ; for ...
Page 76
... give to your Digest - whether further developed into a Code or not - that legislative sanction without which it must at best remain merely a higher sort of text - book , that your great difficulty will have to be encountered and with ...
... give to your Digest - whether further developed into a Code or not - that legislative sanction without which it must at best remain merely a higher sort of text - book , that your great difficulty will have to be encountered and with ...
Page 78
... give effect to the intention of Parliament in the best possible manner . It should , of course , be competent for the House to recommit the Bill and then send it back to the Com- mittee with further instructions ; and this process might ...
... give effect to the intention of Parliament in the best possible manner . It should , of course , be competent for the House to recommit the Bill and then send it back to the Com- mittee with further instructions ; and this process might ...
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