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Page 67
... matter of course that for increasing wants increasing means should have been pro- vided . We do not purpose to enter into one part of the question which has been raised , and which is as difficult as it may be by some considered ...
... matter of course that for increasing wants increasing means should have been pro- vided . We do not purpose to enter into one part of the question which has been raised , and which is as difficult as it may be by some considered ...
Page 93
... matter is now under consideration . In amending the Law of Bills of Exchange , it is generally understood that the General Law of Germany is , so far as practicable , to serve as a guide . For the kingdom of Poland , the Code de Com ...
... matter is now under consideration . In amending the Law of Bills of Exchange , it is generally understood that the General Law of Germany is , so far as practicable , to serve as a guide . For the kingdom of Poland , the Code de Com ...
Page 95
... matters of trade exists in all these countries . It may hence be re - affirmed that their codification is a matter quite within the reach of the practical jurist and of the legislator . H. D. JENCKEN . THE THE NEW SCIENCE OF LAW . PART ...
... matters of trade exists in all these countries . It may hence be re - affirmed that their codification is a matter quite within the reach of the practical jurist and of the legislator . H. D. JENCKEN . THE THE NEW SCIENCE OF LAW . PART ...
Page 123
... matter of considerable practical impor- tance , if one is rightly to understand the authorities , to bear this distinction in mind , because a right to anchor may exist where there is no right to moor ; † and it is all the more ...
... matter of considerable practical impor- tance , if one is rightly to understand the authorities , to bear this distinction in mind , because a right to anchor may exist where there is no right to moor ; † and it is all the more ...
Page 171
... matter of any treaty , or , as matter of acknowledged right , has formed the basis of any treaty , or has even been the subject of diplomatic discussion . It has been entirely the creation of the writers on International Law . It is ...
... matter of any treaty , or , as matter of acknowledged right , has formed the basis of any treaty , or has even been the subject of diplomatic discussion . It has been entirely the creation of the writers on International Law . It is ...
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