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Page 155
... respect of the stream of navigable rivers , namely , that the Kings of England , being in physical posses- sion of both shores of the British Channel , were in juridical possession of the waters contained between those shores . Such is ...
... respect of the stream of navigable rivers , namely , that the Kings of England , being in physical posses- sion of both shores of the British Channel , were in juridical possession of the waters contained between those shores . Such is ...
Page 164
... respect of offences committed on the High Seas in other than British ships , and any doubt , which could possibly arise as to the absence of that jurisdiction has been conclusively disposed of by the decision of " the Twelve Judges " in ...
... respect of offences committed on the High Seas in other than British ships , and any doubt , which could possibly arise as to the absence of that jurisdiction has been conclusively disposed of by the decision of " the Twelve Judges " in ...
Page 165
... respect of an offence committed on board of a foreign vessel on the High Seas . The Lord Chief Justice of England , in the course of his recent luminous and exhaustive judgment in R. v . Keyn , has reviewed Serva's case , and holds it ...
... respect of an offence committed on board of a foreign vessel on the High Seas . The Lord Chief Justice of England , in the course of his recent luminous and exhaustive judgment in R. v . Keyn , has reviewed Serva's case , and holds it ...
Page 166
... respect of any part of the High Seas , and as a matter of practice the jurisdiction as transferred by that Statute has been exercised in respect of offences com- mitted on board of British vessels in any part of the High Seas , even in ...
... respect of any part of the High Seas , and as a matter of practice the jurisdiction as transferred by that Statute has been exercised in respect of offences com- mitted on board of British vessels in any part of the High Seas , even in ...
Page 171
... respect which is due to their authority ; and that they are to be looked upon as witnesses of the fact , whose statements , or the foundation on which these statements rest , we are scarcely at liberty to question . I demur altogether ...
... respect which is due to their authority ; and that they are to be looked upon as witnesses of the fact , whose statements , or the foundation on which these statements rest , we are scarcely at liberty to question . I demur altogether ...
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