Exterritoriality: The Law Relating to Consular Jurisdiction and to Residence in Oriental Countries |
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... reason of their residence or presence in these countries . They are , however , subject to those authorities in precisely the same way , to the same extent , and for the same reason , as they are subject to them when they are in ...
... reason of their residence or presence in these countries . They are , however , subject to those authorities in precisely the same way , to the same extent , and for the same reason , as they are subject to them when they are in ...
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... reasons which will be explained in due course , the exercise Extent of the of this jurisdiction , as distinguished from its acquisition , does not prerogative . fall within the prerogative , and it has been found necessary to f ...
... reasons which will be explained in due course , the exercise Extent of the of this jurisdiction , as distinguished from its acquisition , does not prerogative . fall within the prerogative , and it has been found necessary to f ...
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... was rejected , except in so far as it recognized the law of the site . " It is No territorial rights acquired . * * cf. Cyprus Order in Council , 14 Sept. 1378 . going a long way beyond the reason for the immunities ΙΟ EXTERRITORIALITY .
... was rejected , except in so far as it recognized the law of the site . " It is No territorial rights acquired . * * cf. Cyprus Order in Council , 14 Sept. 1378 . going a long way beyond the reason for the immunities ΙΟ EXTERRITORIALITY .
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... reason for the immunities " granted by exterritoriality , " to say that the moment a plot of land is purchased by an Englishman it is stamped with the same . character and is attended by the same incidents that would belong to it if it ...
... reason for the immunities " granted by exterritoriality , " to say that the moment a plot of land is purchased by an Englishman it is stamped with the same . character and is attended by the same incidents that would belong to it if it ...
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... reason- able necessity . The 3 - mile limit is the creation of English law , and is not recognised as the universal limit by international or any other law ; though it is adopted in the North Sea Fishery Conventions.t Further , the ...
... reason- able necessity . The 3 - mile limit is the creation of English law , and is not recognised as the universal limit by international or any other law ; though it is adopted in the North Sea Fishery Conventions.t Further , the ...
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