Exterritoriality: The Law Relating to Consular Jurisdiction and to Residence in Oriental Countries |
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... England , 139 , 263-264 90. Proceedings to be taken by action , 15 99. Bankruptcy jurisdiction , 140 , 205 , 207 , 209 100. Colonial Courts of Admiralty Act , 1890 , applied , 113 , 142 101. Matrimonial jurisdiction , 142 102. Lunacy ...
... England , 139 , 263-264 90. Proceedings to be taken by action , 15 99. Bankruptcy jurisdiction , 140 , 205 , 207 , 209 100. Colonial Courts of Admiralty Act , 1890 , applied , 113 , 142 101. Matrimonial jurisdiction , 142 102. Lunacy ...
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... are bottomed in allegiance and in jurisdiction , * In England by statute : -7 Anne , c . 12 . Fundamental rules governing the subject . whether of Parliament or EXTERRITORIALITY . 3 The General Theory of Exterritoriality.
... are bottomed in allegiance and in jurisdiction , * In England by statute : -7 Anne , c . 12 . Fundamental rules governing the subject . whether of Parliament or EXTERRITORIALITY . 3 The General Theory of Exterritoriality.
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... England gives to Judges appointed by the King ; and therefore , " whilst sitting and acting as Judge of the Consular Court , he is entitled to the same degree of protection which is accorded by the law of England to the Judge of a Court ...
... England gives to Judges appointed by the King ; and therefore , " whilst sitting and acting as Judge of the Consular Court , he is entitled to the same degree of protection which is accorded by the law of England to the Judge of a Court ...
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... England is required , not because that law has any inherent extra - territorial force , nor because of any allegiance due to the King , such protection as exists being neither correlative nor co - extensive with the area of the duties ...
... England is required , not because that law has any inherent extra - territorial force , nor because of any allegiance due to the King , such protection as exists being neither correlative nor co - extensive with the area of the duties ...
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... England and sur- rounded by other English land : and to say that his neighbours , who may or may not be British subjects , must have their rights and liabilities governed by its fictitious and not by its actual situation . " The grant ...
... England and sur- rounded by other English land : and to say that his neighbours , who may or may not be British subjects , must have their rights and liabilities governed by its fictitious and not by its actual situation . " The grant ...
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