The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... present endeavour to ascertain what is , or may be supposed to be , the law in Cyprus . Equally , of course , we assume that it is not as administra- tors of British Law , vice Ottoman Law laid on the shelf for ever , that we appear in ...
... present endeavour to ascertain what is , or may be supposed to be , the law in Cyprus . Equally , of course , we assume that it is not as administra- tors of British Law , vice Ottoman Law laid on the shelf for ever , that we appear in ...
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... present moment informed . On the assumption that it is the Law of the Ottoman Empire which the British Administrator of the Government of Cyprus will have to administer , it should be noticed that by Art . 117 of the Constitution , the ...
... present moment informed . On the assumption that it is the Law of the Ottoman Empire which the British Administrator of the Government of Cyprus will have to administer , it should be noticed that by Art . 117 of the Constitution , the ...
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... present chaotic state , the inconvenience attending its administration is immense . Owing to this cause our Judges apply rules and principles timidly . Justices of the Peace , who are not professional lawyers , prove themselves incom ...
... present chaotic state , the inconvenience attending its administration is immense . Owing to this cause our Judges apply rules and principles timidly . Justices of the Peace , who are not professional lawyers , prove themselves incom ...
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... present law . The Code will confer an incalculable boon on this nation , and indirectly on civiliza- * Beccaria on “ Crimes and Punishments , " ch . xxvii . , cf. Bentham's “ Prin- ciples of the Penal Code , " Part iii . , ch . ii ...
... present law . The Code will confer an incalculable boon on this nation , and indirectly on civiliza- * Beccaria on “ Crimes and Punishments , " ch . xxvii . , cf. Bentham's “ Prin- ciples of the Penal Code , " Part iii . , ch . ii ...
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... present obtains of inflicting one day's imprison- ment , which at the Assizes , as they commence from the opening of the commission on the previous day , implies the immediate discharge of the prisoner . The latter part of this section ...
... present obtains of inflicting one day's imprison- ment , which at the Assizes , as they commence from the opening of the commission on the previous day , implies the immediate discharge of the prisoner . The latter part of this section ...
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