The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22Saunders and Benning, 1897 - Law |
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Page 31
... treaty stipulations and statutory enactments , rests with the President of the United States . ' " 4. That ' the sole elements of consideration upon which the Executive is to determine whether or not a proposed case of extradition ...
... treaty stipulations and statutory enactments , rests with the President of the United States . ' " 4. That ' the sole elements of consideration upon which the Executive is to determine whether or not a proposed case of extradition ...
Page 32
... treaties which they have entered into . As a statute is ancillary to the Common Law , without destroying the Common Law , so is a treaty ancillary to the Law of Nations , without destroying the Law of Nations . Let our rulers understand ...
... treaties which they have entered into . As a statute is ancillary to the Common Law , without destroying the Common Law , so is a treaty ancillary to the Law of Nations , without destroying the Law of Nations . Let our rulers understand ...
Page 42
... Treaty made in 1884 with the chief Montsioa . There was no express cession of territory , but it had ever since been administered under British authority , and Cape Law had by proclamation been applied to it . The Court directed the ...
... Treaty made in 1884 with the chief Montsioa . There was no express cession of territory , but it had ever since been administered under British authority , and Cape Law had by proclamation been applied to it . The Court directed the ...
Page 130
... treaties between States , differences between States and the means of reconciliation , forcible means , such as war , and the laws of war . Dealing with Extradition , he says that some States , " considering with reason that Extradition ...
... treaties between States , differences between States and the means of reconciliation , forcible means , such as war , and the laws of war . Dealing with Extradition , he says that some States , " considering with reason that Extradition ...
Page 133
... Treaties . Again , among the principal writers on International Law , he omits the name of the great American jurist , Halleck . Other faults might be mentioned . The chief merit of the book is its brevity . Mortuary Law . By SIDNEY ...
... Treaties . Again , among the principal writers on International Law , he omits the name of the great American jurist , Halleck . Other faults might be mentioned . The chief merit of the book is its brevity . Mortuary Law . By SIDNEY ...
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