Manual of International Law, for the Use of Navies, Colonies and Consulates, Volume 2Nijhoff, 1884 - International law |
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Page 45
... thereof , the Posi- tive Law of each individual State differs from that of another State , in proportion to its respective condition , history , tradition , morals , climate , nature of the soil and other inherent natural circumstances ...
... thereof , the Posi- tive Law of each individual State differs from that of another State , in proportion to its respective condition , history , tradition , morals , climate , nature of the soil and other inherent natural circumstances ...
Page 92
... thereof does not infringe upon the rights of others . 2nd . Respect is due to the moral and political dignity of the Executive Government , and such respect should be shewn by using the proper official titles and appellations of the ...
... thereof does not infringe upon the rights of others . 2nd . Respect is due to the moral and political dignity of the Executive Government , and such respect should be shewn by using the proper official titles and appellations of the ...
Page 144
... thereof we find adequately stated by Mr. Woolsey in the following remarks . " It is the province of Private International Law to decide which of two conflicting laws of different territories is to be applied in the decision of cases ...
... thereof we find adequately stated by Mr. Woolsey in the following remarks . " It is the province of Private International Law to decide which of two conflicting laws of different territories is to be applied in the decision of cases ...
Page 155
... thereof , every sort of suit may be maintainable against him . A suit . cannot , for instance , be maintainable against him so as to bind personal property situated elsewhere and à fortiori neither to bind the rights and titles to ...
... thereof , every sort of suit may be maintainable against him . A suit . cannot , for instance , be maintainable against him so as to bind personal property situated elsewhere and à fortiori neither to bind the rights and titles to ...
Page 181
... thereof , during his own life , or even to give over the possession , stipulating to reclaim the jus dominii at pleasure , during his own life , which is called donatio mortis causa . Thus subsequently and previously , it has been ...
... thereof , during his own life , or even to give over the possession , stipulating to reclaim the jus dominii at pleasure , during his own life , which is called donatio mortis causa . Thus subsequently and previously , it has been ...
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