The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 49
... less forensic experience than he has , it would not in the least detract from his qualifications for high judicial rank . As an able daily journal lately observed on the occasion : - " The qualities which constitute an eminent advocate ...
... less forensic experience than he has , it would not in the least detract from his qualifications for high judicial rank . As an able daily journal lately observed on the occasion : - " The qualities which constitute an eminent advocate ...
Page 51
... less dilatory than that of Common Law can be shown by many instances and practical illustra- tions . Thus a bill may be filed and answered in a month ; the answer may , by its admissions , dispense with further evidence , and the case ...
... less dilatory than that of Common Law can be shown by many instances and practical illustra- tions . Thus a bill may be filed and answered in a month ; the answer may , by its admissions , dispense with further evidence , and the case ...
Page 83
... less of general depredation , it was felt to be impossible to treat the offence as piracy , and there- fore it was provided for , in municipal law , by statutes , making it a misdemeanour and in international law , by the right of ...
... less of general depredation , it was felt to be impossible to treat the offence as piracy , and there- fore it was provided for , in municipal law , by statutes , making it a misdemeanour and in international law , by the right of ...
Page 87
... less to capture . This , it is obvious , was a distinct admission of the principle that , in time of peace , there is no right to capture vessels of another nationality , and only an excep- tional right was claimed , to search , in ...
... less to capture . This , it is obvious , was a distinct admission of the principle that , in time of peace , there is no right to capture vessels of another nationality , and only an excep- tional right was claimed , to search , in ...
Page 91
... less a right to capture them on the high seas . And it has always been held , by the courts of the United States and of England , that piracy consists in a general intention of committing depreda- tions on the high seas on the ships and ...
... less a right to capture them on the high seas . And it has always been held , by the courts of the United States and of England , that piracy consists in a general intention of committing depreda- tions on the high seas on the ships and ...
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