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Page 23
Whether the government of the Padishah be truly that of a “ sick man , " whether it
might not be possible to go further , and to say that it is the government , so -
called , of one sick unto death , are questions beyond our province in the present
...
Whether the government of the Padishah be truly that of a “ sick man , " whether it
might not be possible to go further , and to say that it is the government , so -
called , of one sick unto death , are questions beyond our province in the present
...
Page 28
Whether this law has yet been passed we are not at 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 ...
Whether this law has yet been passed we are not at 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 ...
Page 32
In consequence of its 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 ...
In consequence of its 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 ...
Page 38
This is but one of the many illustrations that might be adduced to prove the
inconsistency and injustice of the present law . The Code will confer an
incalculable boon on this nation , and indirectly on civiliza* Beccaria on “ Crimes
and ...
This is but one of the many illustrations that might be adduced to prove the
inconsistency and injustice of the present law . The Code will confer an
incalculable boon on this nation , and indirectly on civiliza* Beccaria on “ Crimes
and ...
Page 40
In cases of this description the practice at present obtains of inflicting one day's
imprisonment , which at the Assizes , as they commence from the opening of the
commission on the previous day , implies the immediate discharge of the
prisoner ...
In cases of this description the practice at present obtains of inflicting one day's
imprisonment , which at the Assizes , as they commence from the opening of the
commission on the previous day , implies the immediate discharge of the
prisoner ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1879 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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