The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 85
... reason that then , and not until then , would the vessel of any nation have a right to stop , search , and capture the vessels of another for being concerned in the traffic . Thus Story wrote to Lord Stowell : - " Nothing effectual can ...
... reason that then , and not until then , would the vessel of any nation have a right to stop , search , and capture the vessels of another for being concerned in the traffic . Thus Story wrote to Lord Stowell : - " Nothing effectual can ...
Page 94
... reason of this is asked , it is enough to appeal to authorities , but the reason is obvious on reflection . The state of war excuses the exercise of rights of capture on the vessels of neutrals on account of the formidable character of ...
... reason of this is asked , it is enough to appeal to authorities , but the reason is obvious on reflection . The state of war excuses the exercise of rights of capture on the vessels of neutrals on account of the formidable character of ...
Page 107
... reason to complain of the operation of the Act . THE REVISED STATUTES . - The commencement of the legal year appears to be a favourable opportunity for calling attention to the great delay in the publication ( by authority ) of the ...
... reason to complain of the operation of the Act . THE REVISED STATUTES . - The commencement of the legal year appears to be a favourable opportunity for calling attention to the great delay in the publication ( by authority ) of the ...
Page 113
... reasons why they should now be modified , in accordance with the dictates of advanced intelligence and experience ; or why , on the other hand , being based upon the eternal principles of reason , or on the enduring necessities of a ...
... reasons why they should now be modified , in accordance with the dictates of advanced intelligence and experience ; or why , on the other hand , being based upon the eternal principles of reason , or on the enduring necessities of a ...
Page 114
... reason and justice , gradually displaced the ruder usages , and will in substance continue for ever to endure , because the principles of justice and reason are eternal . But , again , while a popular tribunal will always be regarded in ...
... reason and justice , gradually displaced the ruder usages , and will in substance continue for ever to endure , because the principles of justice and reason are eternal . But , again , while a popular tribunal will always be regarded in ...
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