The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1899 - Law |
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Page 33
... means unimportant , are now added . Urban councils have transferred to them public works , the expense of the maintenance of which is not leviable off the county at large . They have also imposed upon them the duty of making , levying ...
... means unimportant , are now added . Urban councils have transferred to them public works , the expense of the maintenance of which is not leviable off the county at large . They have also imposed upon them the duty of making , levying ...
Page 45
... means the particular damage ( beyond the general damage ) which results from the par- ticular circumstances of the case , and of the plaintiff's claim to be compensated for which he ought to give warning in his pleadings in order that ...
... means the particular damage ( beyond the general damage ) which results from the par- ticular circumstances of the case , and of the plaintiff's claim to be compensated for which he ought to give warning in his pleadings in order that ...
Page 57
... has become inadmissible as a means of monopolizing any part of our restricted heritage . Even such acts as annexation by the hoisting of flags require to be , sooner or later , supplemented by more IS THERE A FASHODA QUESTION ? 57.
... has become inadmissible as a means of monopolizing any part of our restricted heritage . Even such acts as annexation by the hoisting of flags require to be , sooner or later , supplemented by more IS THERE A FASHODA QUESTION ? 57.
Page 64
... to have a lawsuit tried in one country sooner than in another , and endeavour artificially to extend , by means of procedure , the jurisdiction of the tribunals of those countries whose legislation 64 THE UNIFICATION OF MARITIME LAW :
... to have a lawsuit tried in one country sooner than in another , and endeavour artificially to extend , by means of procedure , the jurisdiction of the tribunals of those countries whose legislation 64 THE UNIFICATION OF MARITIME LAW :
Page 74
... means of a majority , but the influence of such votes depends upon whether the question is ripe , especially when the minority is important . We believe , therefore , that the Conference has acted wisely in reserving certain resolutions ...
... means of a majority , but the influence of such votes depends upon whether the question is ripe , especially when the minority is important . We believe , therefore , that the Conference has acted wisely in reserving certain resolutions ...
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