The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... Ottoman Empire is , that all real actions are brought before the native Courts , and that the parties have no right either to the intervention of the Embassy of their nationality , or to require the addition to the Court of competent ...
... Ottoman Empire is , that all real actions are brought before the native Courts , and that the parties have no right either to the intervention of the Embassy of their nationality , or to require the addition to the Court of competent ...
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... Ottoman Courts should be a last resort , admissible only where it cannot be avoided . The French Embassy , it appears , considering such actions to be real actions , admits the Ottoman claim . It will be very desirable , if possible ...
... Ottoman Courts should be a last resort , admissible only where it cannot be avoided . The French Embassy , it appears , considering such actions to be real actions , admits the Ottoman claim . It will be very desirable , if possible ...
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... Ottoman Govern- ment , in accordance with the laws and constitution of the Ottoman Empire . Whether the government of the Padishah be truly that of a " sick man , " whether it might not be possible to go further , and to say that it is ...
... Ottoman Govern- ment , in accordance with the laws and constitution of the Ottoman Empire . Whether the government of the Padishah be truly that of a " sick man , " whether it might not be possible to go further , and to say that it is ...
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... Ottoman Constitutionalism . And on this principle it would certainly appear that there was constitutional ground for the cry Crete for the Cretans , " only , perhaps , those who may from time to time be the wire- pullers at the Sublime ...
... Ottoman Constitutionalism . And on this principle it would certainly appear that there was constitutional ground for the cry Crete for the Cretans , " only , perhaps , those who may from time to time be the wire- pullers at the Sublime ...
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... Ottoman Empire , " and under reserve of the local allegiance to the Sublime Porte , by foreigners who must be Ottoman governors , administering Ottoman law among a mixed population of Levantine Christians and Mohammedans , through ...
... Ottoman Empire , " and under reserve of the local allegiance to the Sublime Porte , by foreigners who must be Ottoman governors , administering Ottoman law among a mixed population of Levantine Christians and Mohammedans , through ...
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