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Page 106
... judicial progress the judge is transformed from the quasi - legislator to the strict interpreter ; and his function is to apply the statute law and the precedents to the cases which come before him . Juris- prudence is then a science of ...
... judicial progress the judge is transformed from the quasi - legislator to the strict interpreter ; and his function is to apply the statute law and the precedents to the cases which come before him . Juris- prudence is then a science of ...
Page 107
... judicial systems is to remain stationary , to avoid change , to stand by authority , to resist progress , and neither to note nor recognize the transitions in society . Juris- prudence as it exists to - day is essentially Conservative ...
... judicial systems is to remain stationary , to avoid change , to stand by authority , to resist progress , and neither to note nor recognize the transitions in society . Juris- prudence as it exists to - day is essentially Conservative ...
Page 110
... judicial dis agreements be stopped , nor how shall crime be entirely sup- pressed and punished , nor how shall suitors get justice with- out any trouble or expense ? but how shall these litigations , prosecutions , judicial ...
... judicial dis agreements be stopped , nor how shall crime be entirely sup- pressed and punished , nor how shall suitors get justice with- out any trouble or expense ? but how shall these litigations , prosecutions , judicial ...
Page 128
... judicial powers belonging to a Frenchman , and , consequently , to sue a foreigner before the commercial jurisdiction of his domicile . ( 2. ) Application of Civil Code . Civil Tribunal of Marseilles , 2nd Chamber , 16th March , 1875 ...
... judicial powers belonging to a Frenchman , and , consequently , to sue a foreigner before the commercial jurisdiction of his domicile . ( 2. ) Application of Civil Code . Civil Tribunal of Marseilles , 2nd Chamber , 16th March , 1875 ...
Page 130
... Judicial Organisation , and Art . 5 of Civil Code , gave jurisdiction to the New Courts , both in civil and commercial cases , only over suits between natives and foreigners , and between foreigners of different nationalities ; that the ...
... Judicial Organisation , and Art . 5 of Civil Code , gave jurisdiction to the New Courts , both in civil and commercial cases , only over suits between natives and foreigners , and between foreigners of different nationalities ; that the ...
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