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But there is in most ports an international officer , whose jurisdiction , in cases of
collision , is a young jurisdiction , the growth of which has been favoured by the
daily increasing necessities of international commerce . It is to Consular Courts ...
But there is in most ports an international officer , whose jurisdiction , in cases of
collision , is a young jurisdiction , the growth of which has been favoured by the
daily increasing necessities of international commerce . It is to Consular Courts ...
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We have had an Order in Council , ” given at the Court at Balmoral , reciting the
expediency of making provision for the exercise of the power and jurisdiction
vested by treaty in Her Majesty the Queen in and over the island of Cyprus ; " and
...
We have had an Order in Council , ” given at the Court at Balmoral , reciting the
expediency of making provision for the exercise of the power and jurisdiction
vested by treaty in Her Majesty the Queen in and over the island of Cyprus ; " and
...
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... appended to the mention of the Foreign Jurisdiction Acts . For , it being a
principle of International Law that all States ... could or did pretend to give Her
Britannic Majesty jurisdiction within the dominions of a foreign State , over the
subjects of ...
... appended to the mention of the Foreign Jurisdiction Acts . For , it being a
principle of International Law that all States ... could or did pretend to give Her
Britannic Majesty jurisdiction within the dominions of a foreign State , over the
subjects of ...
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If it is not carried out , then the High Commissioner must be either mero motu , or “
in virtue of the Foreign Jurisdiction Acts , " otherwise , ” constituted into a Final
Court of Appeal in his own most excellent person , a dignity which may indeed ...
If it is not carried out , then the High Commissioner must be either mero motu , or “
in virtue of the Foreign Jurisdiction Acts , " otherwise , ” constituted into a Final
Court of Appeal in his own most excellent person , a dignity which may indeed ...
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jurisdiction of the Central Criminal Court , and must therefore go unpunished by
our tribunals . Section 3 of the Code reverses this ruling , and fixes the limit of
extra - territorial jurisdiction in accordance with the Territorial Waters Jurisdiction
Act ...
jurisdiction of the Central Criminal Court , and must therefore go unpunished by
our tribunals . Section 3 of the Code reverses this ruling , and fixes the limit of
extra - territorial jurisdiction in accordance with the Territorial Waters Jurisdiction
Act ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1879 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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