The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 52
... give notice to the charterer and await his instructions whilst the lay days , agreed on , or such as are allowed by the custom of the port , if there is no special agreement to the contrary , are running . If the captain gets no answer ...
... give notice to the charterer and await his instructions whilst the lay days , agreed on , or such as are allowed by the custom of the port , if there is no special agreement to the contrary , are running . If the captain gets no answer ...
Page 58
... give rise to an action to the party injured , and the former to a public action for the wrong done to the public , and usually to a private action to the person injured . In the Civil law , a wrong concerns the public interest less than ...
... give rise to an action to the party injured , and the former to a public action for the wrong done to the public , and usually to a private action to the person injured . In the Civil law , a wrong concerns the public interest less than ...
Page 65
... give nor receive advantage , as if success was everything and justice nothing . I must now leave these general observations , and proceed to the discussion of crimes . II . CRIMES . Crime . The word crime is a word of a very flexible ...
... give nor receive advantage , as if success was everything and justice nothing . I must now leave these general observations , and proceed to the discussion of crimes . II . CRIMES . Crime . The word crime is a word of a very flexible ...
Page 71
... prevent crimes , let us spread abroad the light of a good , sound , moral , and religious . education amongst all classes of the people ; and give freedom to all the citizens to make the best CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS . 71.
... prevent crimes , let us spread abroad the light of a good , sound , moral , and religious . education amongst all classes of the people ; and give freedom to all the citizens to make the best CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS . 71.
Page 72
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. give freedom to all the citizens to make the best use of the powers which God has conferred on them for the benefit of themselves and the community . Some Legislators would banish religion out of all ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. give freedom to all the citizens to make the best use of the powers which God has conferred on them for the benefit of themselves and the community . Some Legislators would banish religion out of all ...
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