The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 249
... indicated the points on which we differ from the judgment of the learned editors in their present recension , we need only say that in all other respects their work has our hearty commendation , and deserves to REVIEWS . 249.
... indicated the points on which we differ from the judgment of the learned editors in their present recension , we need only say that in all other respects their work has our hearty commendation , and deserves to REVIEWS . 249.
Page 257
... learned judge of that Court upon considerations of Muni- cipal Law , in a matter in which it has been hitherto supposed that the ratio decidendi was to be sought for exclusively in the cardinal principle of International Law , embodied ...
... learned judge of that Court upon considerations of Muni- cipal Law , in a matter in which it has been hitherto supposed that the ratio decidendi was to be sought for exclusively in the cardinal principle of International Law , embodied ...
Page 258
... learned judge of the High Court of Admiralty has observed , in the course of his judgment , as reported very fully in the Shipping and Mercantile Gazette of Monday , March 17th , 1879 , that the case , as presented to him on argument ...
... learned judge of the High Court of Admiralty has observed , in the course of his judgment , as reported very fully in the Shipping and Mercantile Gazette of Monday , March 17th , 1879 , that the case , as presented to him on argument ...
Page 259
... learned Judge of the Admiralty Court , at the com- mencement of his judgment , expressed his opinion that two questions were raised by the Attorney - General's protest , one being a question of International Law , and the other a ...
... learned Judge of the Admiralty Court , at the com- mencement of his judgment , expressed his opinion that two questions were raised by the Attorney - General's protest , one being a question of International Law , and the other a ...
Page 260
... learned Judge admitted to be questions of great moment , which deserved to be treated separately , although they could not be kept quite distinct , and he decided to consider in the first place the general question of the immunity of ...
... learned Judge admitted to be questions of great moment , which deserved to be treated separately , although they could not be kept quite distinct , and he decided to consider in the first place the general question of the immunity of ...
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