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الصفحة 210
... decision rests , as I am bound to give my opinion on any other legal matter . But while my decision remains unappealed from I refuse to answer any questions concerning it . ' The House of Lords prudently acquiesced ; and as the decision ...
... decision rests , as I am bound to give my opinion on any other legal matter . But while my decision remains unappealed from I refuse to answer any questions concerning it . ' The House of Lords prudently acquiesced ; and as the decision ...
الصفحة 218
... decision . His plan seems to have been to avail himself , as often as opportunity admitted , of his ample stores of ... decisions , embracing the whole scope of commercial transactions , collected and methodised into a system which might ...
... decision . His plan seems to have been to avail himself , as often as opportunity admitted , of his ample stores of ... decisions , embracing the whole scope of commercial transactions , collected and methodised into a system which might ...
الصفحة 251
... decision ; or it may , of its own authority , alter the judgement of the inferior court , either to the advantage or to the disadvantage of the accused , or it may simply confirm it . Ultimately , a final decision is obtained ; and it ...
... decision ; or it may , of its own authority , alter the judgement of the inferior court , either to the advantage or to the disadvantage of the accused , or it may simply confirm it . Ultimately , a final decision is obtained ; and it ...
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