The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 139
... privileges accruing to their Consuls and their sub- jects in Cyprus , or indeed in any other part of the Levant , save Egypt . The conclusion therefore is inevitable , to our mind , that wheresoever throughout the Ottoman Empire the ...
... privileges accruing to their Consuls and their sub- jects in Cyprus , or indeed in any other part of the Levant , save Egypt . The conclusion therefore is inevitable , to our mind , that wheresoever throughout the Ottoman Empire the ...
Page 157
... privileges of the islanders appear to have been faithfully observed by the Danish kings up to the time of the cession to Great Britain in 1807. Besides the Danish military commandant , there was a bailiff ( Land - vogt ) who sat as ...
... privileges of the islanders appear to have been faithfully observed by the Danish kings up to the time of the cession to Great Britain in 1807. Besides the Danish military commandant , there was a bailiff ( Land - vogt ) who sat as ...
Page 159
... privileges ; " but the pamphlet points out that the German text of the capitulation , as deposited among the Heligoland court - rolls , was unquestionably the original , and was conclusive for the islanders , because the proposals ...
... privileges ; " but the pamphlet points out that the German text of the capitulation , as deposited among the Heligoland court - rolls , was unquestionably the original , and was conclusive for the islanders , because the proposals ...
Page 233
... privilege , to give certain evidence . We can scarcely wonder that Snagg , C.J. , should have pronounced this advocate not entitled to privilege , " for an application for a license to keep a tavern cannot be said to come within the ...
... privilege , to give certain evidence . We can scarcely wonder that Snagg , C.J. , should have pronounced this advocate not entitled to privilege , " for an application for a license to keep a tavern cannot be said to come within the ...
Page 234
... claiming metropolitan privileges over Scotland . We should have been glad if Mr. Robertson had gone at somewhat greater detail into the Peerage Law of Scotland , which presents many intricate features , 234 REVIEWS .
... claiming metropolitan privileges over Scotland . We should have been glad if Mr. Robertson had gone at somewhat greater detail into the Peerage Law of Scotland , which presents many intricate features , 234 REVIEWS .
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