The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22Saunders and Benning, 1897 - Law |
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Page 140
... owner of the offending thing might get rid of his liability by making noxæ deditio in order that the injured person might have something to wreak his vengeance on . The Admiralty procedure in rem is perhaps the last survival of the ...
... owner of the offending thing might get rid of his liability by making noxæ deditio in order that the injured person might have something to wreak his vengeance on . The Admiralty procedure in rem is perhaps the last survival of the ...
Page 143
... owners and possessors thereof , " and " to know , likewise , by good and lawful inquests taken before the said lieutenants , deputies , or other officers of the Admiralty , how many fighting mariners are in the realm . " The reason of ...
... owners and possessors thereof , " and " to know , likewise , by good and lawful inquests taken before the said lieutenants , deputies , or other officers of the Admiralty , how many fighting mariners are in the realm . " The reason of ...
Page 158
... owners and cultivators of their constitutional right to apply to the Law Courts of their country for redress in respect of over - assessment and other wrongs suffered at the hands of Government servants . Thus Lord Salisbury's ...
... owners and cultivators of their constitutional right to apply to the Law Courts of their country for redress in respect of over - assessment and other wrongs suffered at the hands of Government servants . Thus Lord Salisbury's ...
Page 189
... owners of the ship , with interest at 5 per cent . from the 2nd of November , 1891 , the date of the original arrest . The arbitrator also awarded £ 250 to the British Government by way of costs . 66 66 66 66 The reasons for the award ...
... owners of the ship , with interest at 5 per cent . from the 2nd of November , 1891 , the date of the original arrest . The arbitrator also awarded £ 250 to the British Government by way of costs . 66 66 66 66 The reasons for the award ...
Page 218
... owner , with the result that rents were proportionately enhanced , that one - third of the country was jungle , inhabited only by wild beasts , and that the State could scarcely realise its land revenue . The pledge which the Government ...
... owner , with the result that rents were proportionately enhanced , that one - third of the country was jungle , inhabited only by wild beasts , and that the State could scarcely realise its land revenue . The pledge which the Government ...
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