The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 130
... judgment was carried into effect ; whether any protest was made by Mr. di Cesnola against the jurisdiction of the Court ; whether Turkish sovereignty continues to exist in Cyprus , and , if so , what power there is to try foreigners ...
... judgment was carried into effect ; whether any protest was made by Mr. di Cesnola against the jurisdiction of the Court ; whether Turkish sovereignty continues to exist in Cyprus , and , if so , what power there is to try foreigners ...
Page 138
... judgment of suits against foreigners . M. Renault sets forth in the strongest language the fact that the Egyptian Government was obliged to yield to the feelings of the Europeans who , he says , “ would certainly never have gone before ...
... judgment of suits against foreigners . M. Renault sets forth in the strongest language the fact that the Egyptian Government was obliged to yield to the feelings of the Europeans who , he says , “ would certainly never have gone before ...
Page 143
... judgments of the living , should even more strictly guide us when we sit in judgment on the dead . After death ... judgment on a dead man , we should be ready to suppose matter of excuse equally with matter of charge . A man should ...
... judgments of the living , should even more strictly guide us when we sit in judgment on the dead . After death ... judgment on a dead man , we should be ready to suppose matter of excuse equally with matter of charge . A man should ...
Page 232
... judgment in Oppenheim v . White Lion Co. , characterised Mr. Camp- bell's " Law of Negligence " as " a very good book , " and since . very good books are by no means plentiful when compared with the numbers of indifferent ones which ...
... judgment in Oppenheim v . White Lion Co. , characterised Mr. Camp- bell's " Law of Negligence " as " a very good book , " and since . very good books are by no means plentiful when compared with the numbers of indifferent ones which ...
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... judgment . But to say of such a period that there was no Law , seems to us misleading . In later times , of course , when the State had acquired a jural personality , with rights over its individual members , those members , being also ...
... judgment . But to say of such a period that there was no Law , seems to us misleading . In later times , of course , when the State had acquired a jural personality , with rights over its individual members , those members , being also ...
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