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... principle of deciding questions in court has always been the same as the principles applied in the church and in the conscience . The judge declares the right as truly as the priest or the conscience . In the division of functions which ...
... principle of deciding questions in court has always been the same as the principles applied in the church and in the conscience . The judge declares the right as truly as the priest or the conscience . In the division of functions which ...
Page 117
... principle , by means of which the right of navigation might be made more elastic , more capable of * Angell on Tidal Waters , 2nd edit . , p . 81 . † Per Lord Kenyon in Ball v . Herbert , 3 T.R. 253 . 2 Stark , 511 . being adapted to ...
... principle , by means of which the right of navigation might be made more elastic , more capable of * Angell on Tidal Waters , 2nd edit . , p . 81 . † Per Lord Kenyon in Ball v . Herbert , 3 T.R. 253 . 2 Stark , 511 . being adapted to ...
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... principle , for daily experience proves that great and acknowledged public improvement soon leads to a corresponding change in the law , accompanied , how- ever , with the just condition of being compelled to compen- sate any portion of ...
... principle , for daily experience proves that great and acknowledged public improvement soon leads to a corresponding change in the law , accompanied , how- ever , with the just condition of being compelled to compen- sate any portion of ...
Page 129
... principle of national sovereignty ; that , according to Mussulman Law , an Otto- man subject cannot , without previous consent of his Govern- ment , throw off his nationality , and assume another ; which principle was confirmed for all ...
... principle of national sovereignty ; that , according to Mussulman Law , an Otto- man subject cannot , without previous consent of his Govern- ment , throw off his nationality , and assume another ; which principle was confirmed for all ...
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... Principles of the Law of Evidence , " which disclaims the intention of adding to the number of practical works on the subject , and is said to be intended to examine the principles on which the rules of evidence are founded , contains ...
... Principles of the Law of Evidence , " which disclaims the intention of adding to the number of practical works on the subject , and is said to be intended to examine the principles on which the rules of evidence are founded , contains ...
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