The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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... guarantee was a double one , the observance of the treaty by the King of Prussia being guaranteed to Maria Theresa , and vice versa . This is the kind of guarantee treated of by Vattel . After discussing the sacred nature of treaties ...
... guarantee was a double one , the observance of the treaty by the King of Prussia being guaranteed to Maria Theresa , and vice versa . This is the kind of guarantee treated of by Vattel . After discussing the sacred nature of treaties ...
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... guarantee coincides with that of Puffendorf , who preceded , and of Klüber , who lived after him . The former , in his work published in 1672 , * says : — " Quelquefois aussi d'autres Princes ou Etats , surtout ceux qui ont été ...
... guarantee coincides with that of Puffendorf , who preceded , and of Klüber , who lived after him . The former , in his work published in 1672 , * says : — " Quelquefois aussi d'autres Princes ou Etats , surtout ceux qui ont été ...
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... guarantees and treaties of alliance in the form of guarantees . The use of the word guarantee will not make that a guarantee which otherwise possesses none of the essential elements of such a treaty . The principles laid down by Wheaton ...
... guarantees and treaties of alliance in the form of guarantees . The use of the word guarantee will not make that a guarantee which otherwise possesses none of the essential elements of such a treaty . The principles laid down by Wheaton ...
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... guarantee proper . The idea that a guarantee must be collateral to some other obligation is retained , but the object of a guarantee - i.e . , to secure the fulfilment of such obligation - is entirely lost sight of . To take the example ...
... guarantee proper . The idea that a guarantee must be collateral to some other obligation is retained , but the object of a guarantee - i.e . , to secure the fulfilment of such obligation - is entirely lost sight of . To take the example ...
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... guarantee is often really an alliance , is shown by his statement , " guarantees often extend to all the provisions of a treaty , and thus approach to the class of defensive alliances . " Coming now to the so - called treaties of guarantee ...
... guarantee is often really an alliance , is shown by his statement , " guarantees often extend to all the provisions of a treaty , and thus approach to the class of defensive alliances . " Coming now to the so - called treaties of guarantee ...
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