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... tion , i.e. , of the " person of incidence . " Secondly , in this definition no account is taken of those motions of the body which are not determinations of the will . To take Austin's instance , if I throw myself into the water , it ...
... tion , i.e. , of the " person of incidence . " Secondly , in this definition no account is taken of those motions of the body which are not determinations of the will . To take Austin's instance , if I throw myself into the water , it ...
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... tion is so ably discussed . Austin quite correctly identified " Jus personarum " with the Law of Status ; his mistake con- sists in giving too wide a meaning to Status . As Savigny conclusively shows in his System ( Vol II . , App . VI ...
... tion is so ably discussed . Austin quite correctly identified " Jus personarum " with the Law of Status ; his mistake con- sists in giving too wide a meaning to Status . As Savigny conclusively shows in his System ( Vol II . , App . VI ...
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... tion shortly : -That it should be left to the discretion of all Legislatures to determine in what cases they consider it expedient to assume jurisdiction over , and pronounce judgment in respect of , an alien defendant not resident ...
... tion shortly : -That it should be left to the discretion of all Legislatures to determine in what cases they consider it expedient to assume jurisdiction over , and pronounce judgment in respect of , an alien defendant not resident ...
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... tion of the Tribunal of Commerce . That the judge in those Courts should have power to " base his decision upon mere probabilities " ( the words are our author's , p . 14 ) will , we cannot but think , seem to most English readers a ...
... tion of the Tribunal of Commerce . That the judge in those Courts should have power to " base his decision upon mere probabilities " ( the words are our author's , p . 14 ) will , we cannot but think , seem to most English readers a ...
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... tion is a question of the day in most countries . M. Cogordan , from his diplomatic experience in Eastern Europe , as a Secre- tary of Legation , has seen something of the difficulties which constantly arise under this head . He is ...
... tion is a question of the day in most countries . M. Cogordan , from his diplomatic experience in Eastern Europe , as a Secre- tary of Legation , has seen something of the difficulties which constantly arise under this head . He is ...
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