The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... principle of decentralisation . " It would seem , therefore , that neither Constantinople nor London should be the " centre " of Cypriot Administration , but that the cry of " Cyprus for the Cypriots " instead of having about it any ...
... principle of decentralisation . " It would seem , therefore , that neither Constantinople nor London should be the " centre " of Cypriot Administration , but that the cry of " Cyprus for the Cypriots " instead of having about it any ...
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... principle of International Law that all States are equal and sovereign , no such Acts as those cited could or did pretend to give Her Britannic Majesty jurisdiction within the dominions of a foreign State , over the subjects of a ...
... principle of International Law that all States are equal and sovereign , no such Acts as those cited could or did pretend to give Her Britannic Majesty jurisdiction within the dominions of a foreign State , over the subjects of a ...
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... principle is distinctly laid down that " municipal affairs are to be administered , both in Con- stantinople and in the Provinces , by Elective Municipal Councils . " The organisation and powers of these Councils , it is stated , are to ...
... principle is distinctly laid down that " municipal affairs are to be administered , both in Con- stantinople and in the Provinces , by Elective Municipal Councils . " The organisation and powers of these Councils , it is stated , are to ...
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... principles timidly . Justices of the Peace , who are not professional lawyers , prove themselves incom- petent to perform the delicate process of extracting prin- ciples from decided cases . They are unable to grapple with the ...
... principles timidly . Justices of the Peace , who are not professional lawyers , prove themselves incom- petent to perform the delicate process of extracting prin- ciples from decided cases . They are unable to grapple with the ...
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... principles just enunciated ? Are they not too prodigal of punishment in respect to offences against property , and too lenient with offences against the person ? How little regard has been paid to the scale of punishments may be judged ...
... principles just enunciated ? Are they not too prodigal of punishment in respect to offences against property , and too lenient with offences against the person ? How little regard has been paid to the scale of punishments may be judged ...
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