The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1877 - Law |
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... are glad to see this little work has reached its second edition . Owing to the great pressure on our space we have been obliged to postpone several Reviews . - ED . Books Received . We have to acknowledge the receipt of REVIEWS . 143.
... are glad to see this little work has reached its second edition . Owing to the great pressure on our space we have been obliged to postpone several Reviews . - ED . Books Received . We have to acknowledge the receipt of REVIEWS . 143.
Page 144
... received to date : - The American Law Review . The Southern Law Review . The Albany Law Journal . The Canada Law Journal . The New Zealand Jurist . Dunedin : Reith & Wilkie . The Scottish Law Magazine . Edinburgh : T. & T. Clark . The ...
... received to date : - The American Law Review . The Southern Law Review . The Albany Law Journal . The Canada Law Journal . The New Zealand Jurist . Dunedin : Reith & Wilkie . The Scottish Law Magazine . Edinburgh : T. & T. Clark . The ...
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... received , or is abolished , it is not to be inferred from the mere occupation of the land , that the sea is occupied ; so also that a mere mental act does not suffice for the occupation of the sea ; but there is need of some external ...
... received , or is abolished , it is not to be inferred from the mere occupation of the land , that the sea is occupied ; so also that a mere mental act does not suffice for the occupation of the sea ; but there is need of some external ...
Page 170
... received the assent of the civilized nations of the world ? For writers on International Law , however valuable their labours may be in elucidating and ascertaining the principles and rules of law , cannot make the law . To be binding ...
... received the assent of the civilized nations of the world ? For writers on International Law , however valuable their labours may be in elucidating and ascertaining the principles and rules of law , cannot make the law . To be binding ...
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... received in several quarters with dissatisfaction . If the majority of the Judges had held that the Admiral of England had criminal jurisdiction over the foreign ship by reason of its being within the three mile zone of open sea ...
... received in several quarters with dissatisfaction . If the majority of the Judges had held that the Admiral of England had criminal jurisdiction over the foreign ship by reason of its being within the three mile zone of open sea ...
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