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Page 210
... regards our staple articles of manufacture we could afford to be somewhat indifferent on the subject , we can no longer afford to remain so , now that not only is our superiority as regards many of our manufactures seriously questioned ...
... regards our staple articles of manufacture we could afford to be somewhat indifferent on the subject , we can no longer afford to remain so , now that not only is our superiority as regards many of our manufactures seriously questioned ...
Page 211
... regard being had in such determination to the exigencies of foreign competition . " Now the 26th section of the Lord Chancellor's Bill , which purports to deal with this recommendation , is as follows : - " A patent shall be liable at ...
... regard being had in such determination to the exigencies of foreign competition . " Now the 26th section of the Lord Chancellor's Bill , which purports to deal with this recommendation , is as follows : - " A patent shall be liable at ...
Page 217
... regard to the due exercise of the other public rights over the river . A person , for example , cannot moor his vessel in the centre of the channel along which ships passing and repassing usually sail . That would plainly be an ...
... regard to the due exercise of the other public rights over the river . A person , for example , cannot moor his vessel in the centre of the channel along which ships passing and repassing usually sail . That would plainly be an ...
Page 231
... regard to the ownership of riparian property . It seems therefore to be clear , both on authority and on principle , that the right to moor which forms part of the public right of navigation is not locally unlimited , but is confined to ...
... regard to the ownership of riparian property . It seems therefore to be clear , both on authority and on principle , that the right to moor which forms part of the public right of navigation is not locally unlimited , but is confined to ...
Page 247
... Chancery has already acted in regard to Belgium , and would act again , probably , in any case where it thought itself sufficiently strong to insist upon the modification of the Municipal Laws of a weaker State to REVIEWS . 247.
... Chancery has already acted in regard to Belgium , and would act again , probably , in any case where it thought itself sufficiently strong to insist upon the modification of the Municipal Laws of a weaker State to REVIEWS . 247.
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