Exterritoriality: The Law Relating to Consular Jurisdiction and to Residence in Oriental Countries |
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... parties . * * cf. Zanzibar Order in Council , 7 July , 1897 , art . 5. — This Order extends to British subjects and to foreigners with respect to whom the Government whose subjects they are has , by treaty or otherwise , agreed with Her ...
... parties . * * cf. Zanzibar Order in Council , 7 July , 1897 , art . 5. — This Order extends to British subjects and to foreigners with respect to whom the Government whose subjects they are has , by treaty or otherwise , agreed with Her ...
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... parties ; but it is not the only proof , nor does it exclude other proof ; and more especially in transactions with oriental States . Consent may be expressed in various ways ; by constant usage permitted and acquiesced in by the ...
... parties ; but it is not the only proof , nor does it exclude other proof ; and more especially in transactions with oriental States . Consent may be expressed in various ways ; by constant usage permitted and acquiesced in by the ...
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... parties to the action , suit , prosecution , or proceeding have been within the jurisdiction of the Court in which the same is instituted ; nor ( b ) In any of Her Majesty's Courts without Her Majesty's dominions , unless the cause of ...
... parties to the action , suit , prosecution , or proceeding have been within the jurisdiction of the Court in which the same is instituted ; nor ( b ) In any of Her Majesty's Courts without Her Majesty's dominions , unless the cause of ...
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... parties to the action have been within combined with the jurisdiction of the Court in which it is instituted . Where the action is brought in the Consular Court , the cause of action must have arisen within its jurisdiction , and the ...
... parties to the action have been within combined with the jurisdiction of the Court in which it is instituted . Where the action is brought in the Consular Court , the cause of action must have arisen within its jurisdiction , and the ...
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... parties would be without redress . Such a state of things might be remedied by allowing the King's Consuls in France to act as arbitrators in such disputes , subject to the consent of the parties ; and there would then be no question of ...
... parties would be without redress . Such a state of things might be remedied by allowing the King's Consuls in France to act as arbitrators in such disputes , subject to the consent of the parties ; and there would then be no question of ...
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