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Page 152
... Jurisdiction of the Admiral of Acquitaine is preserved amongst the Placita Coram Rege of the 18th year of Edward II . * The preservation of this Record , which has escaped the researches of Prynne , and of other writers , who have ...
... Jurisdiction of the Admiral of Acquitaine is preserved amongst the Placita Coram Rege of the 18th year of Edward II . * The preservation of this Record , which has escaped the researches of Prynne , and of other writers , who have ...
Page 153
... jurisdiction between the Common Law Courts and the Admiral's Court , the Common Law Courts seeking to enforce the consuetudo terra wherever the sea might be considered to be intra fauces terra ; the Admiral's Court , on the other hand ...
... jurisdiction between the Common Law Courts and the Admiral's Court , the Common Law Courts seeking to enforce the consuetudo terra wherever the sea might be considered to be intra fauces terra ; the Admiral's Court , on the other hand ...
Page 160
... jurisdiction unknown to the Common Law of England , for it was a jurisdiction conducted according to the course of * The Treatise of Grotius " De Jure Prædæ , " which was completed by the author at the commencement of 1605 , is a ...
... jurisdiction unknown to the Common Law of England , for it was a jurisdiction conducted according to the course of * The Treatise of Grotius " De Jure Prædæ , " which was completed by the author at the commencement of 1605 , is a ...
Page 161
... jurisdiction over all vessels on the sea adjoining the coast of England , whereas those dicta admit of another interpretation , namely , that they held the criminal law of England to be applicable to British subjects on board of British ...
... jurisdiction over all vessels on the sea adjoining the coast of England , whereas those dicta admit of another interpretation , namely , that they held the criminal law of England to be applicable to British subjects on board of British ...
Page 163
... jurisdiction of the Admiral , as to check the rapacity of the Admiral's deputies in their conduct of the civil jurisdiction , which formed , in fact , the more lucrative branch of the Admiral's Office . There had been a law of the Sea ...
... jurisdiction of the Admiral , as to check the rapacity of the Admiral's deputies in their conduct of the civil jurisdiction , which formed , in fact , the more lucrative branch of the Admiral's Office . There had been a law of the Sea ...
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