Exterritoriality: The Law Relating to Consular Jurisdiction and to Residence in Oriental Countries |
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... [ Privilege of Ambassadors , 1708 ] 6 Geo . III . , c . 12 [ Supremacy of Imperial Parliament over American Colonies , 1766 ] ... ... ... 12 Geo . III . , c . 24 [ Dockyards Protection Act , 1772 ] 42 Geo . III . , c . 85 [ Offences by ...
... [ Privilege of Ambassadors , 1708 ] 6 Geo . III . , c . 12 [ Supremacy of Imperial Parliament over American Colonies , 1766 ] ... ... ... 12 Geo . III . , c . 24 [ Dockyards Protection Act , 1772 ] 42 Geo . III . , c . 85 [ Offences by ...
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... privilege of ambassadors and their suites ; the second , the treaty privilege under which consular jurisdiction has been established in the East . Both these privileges are , however , more correctly described as " exterritorial " ; the ...
... privilege of ambassadors and their suites ; the second , the treaty privilege under which consular jurisdiction has been established in the East . Both these privileges are , however , more correctly described as " exterritorial " ; the ...
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... privileges rest on different grounds ; the one is granted by courtesy , * the other by treaty . They differ in degree ; the one being almost complete and uniform , while the other is partial and varies in different Oriental States ...
... privileges rest on different grounds ; the one is granted by courtesy , * the other by treaty . They differ in degree ; the one being almost complete and uniform , while the other is partial and varies in different Oriental States ...
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... privileges which the law of 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 ...
... privileges which the law of 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 ...
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... privilege of exterritoriality , there may be some laws to which that Sovereign may require obedience even from foreigners . An example of this ... privileges . " referred to , nor the questions of law resulting therefrom 8 EXTERRITORIALITY .
... privilege of exterritoriality , there may be some laws to which that Sovereign may require obedience even from foreigners . An example of this ... privileges . " referred to , nor the questions of law resulting therefrom 8 EXTERRITORIALITY .
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