Private International Law and the Retrospective Operation of Statutes: A Treatise on the Conflict of Laws and the Limits of Their Operation in Respect of Place and TimeThe Lawbook Exchange, Ltd., 2003 - 566 sayfa |
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Sayfa 24
... recognise an element of truth which has only been transformed into error by a mis- taken treatment or one - sided exaggeration . This occurs especially in many cases where the error only consists in regarding the concrete in too ...
... recognise an element of truth which has only been transformed into error by a mis- taken treatment or one - sided exaggeration . This occurs especially in many cases where the error only consists in regarding the concrete in too ...
Sayfa 45
... recognised community of different nations . Thus we discover , on the one side , the noblest prospects for the future , and , on the other , the impossibility of obtaining as yet a complete solution of our problem , even irrespective of ...
... recognised community of different nations . Thus we discover , on the one side , the noblest prospects for the future , and , on the other , the impossibility of obtaining as yet a complete solution of our problem , even irrespective of ...
Sayfa 49
... recognised characteristics . Moreover , every case ( legal relation ) that occurs for decision necessarily originates in juridical facts ( d ) , which are connected with a past more or less distant . But as the positive law may have ...
... recognised characteristics . Moreover , every case ( legal relation ) that occurs for decision necessarily originates in juridical facts ( d ) , which are connected with a past more or less distant . But as the positive law may have ...
Sayfa 61
... recognised by the laws of Menu , c . vii . v . 203 ; and was applied to India , nearly as it now exists or lately existed , in 1781 , by 21 Geo . III . c . 70. See , in general , Mill , Hist . of British India , iv . 218 , 374 , et al ...
... recognised by the laws of Menu , c . vii . v . 203 ; and was applied to India , nearly as it now exists or lately existed , in 1781 , by 21 Geo . III . c . 70. See , in general , Mill , Hist . of British India , iv . 218 , 374 , et al ...
Sayfa 67
... recognised by the law , and require no proof of their existence , but merely that the lands in question are subject to them . Proof of this , and in other cases also of the existence of the custom , is taken before a jury . The custom ...
... recognised by the law , and require no proof of their existence , but merely that the lands in question are subject to them . Proof of this , and in other cases also of the existence of the custom , is taken before a jury . The custom ...
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373 Law of ObligationsLocal Law Continua | 240 |
375 IV Succession | 272 |
377 SuccessionParticular Questions | 282 |
379 V Law of the FamilyA Marriage | 290 |
LIMITS IN TIME OF THE AUTHORITY | 331 |
385 A Laws as to Acquisition of RightsPrin | 339 |
386 A Laws as to Acquisition of RightsPosi | 345 |
388 A Laws as to Acquisition of RightsAppli | 354 |
356 Roman Doctrine of Origo and Domicilium | 114 |
357 Roman Doctrine of Origo and Domicilium | 120 |
and Capacity to Act | 148 |
363 Personal Status ContinuationModern Codes | 154 |
365 Personal StatusExceptional Cases | 166 |
366 II Law of ThingsGeneral RulesDistinc | 174 |
367 Law of ThingsTransmission of Property | 182 |
369 III Law of Obligations Introduction | 194 |
371 Law of ObligationsForum of the Obliga | 213 |
372 Law of ObligationsLocal Law | 221 |
390 A Laws as to Acquisition of Rights | 362 |
392 A Laws as to Acquisition of RightsAppli | 371 |
393 A Laws as to Acquisition of RightsApplica | 378 |
394 A Laws as to Acquisition of RightsApplica | 391 |
395 A Laws as to Acquisition of RightsApplica | 398 |
396 A Laws as to Acquisition of RightsAppli | 405 |
Bartolus | 433 |
INDEX OF SUBJECTS | 551 |
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Sayfa 340 - Upon principle, every statute which takes away or impairs vested rights acquired under existing laws, or creates a new obligation, imposes a new duty, or attaches a new disability, in respect to transactions or considerations already past, must be deemed retrospective.
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Sayfa 106 - The third rule I shall extract is, that the original domicil, or, as it is called, the forum originis, or the domicil of origin, is to prevail, until the party has not only acquired another, but has manifested and carried into execution an intention of abandoning his former domicil and taking another as his sole domicil.
Sayfa 228 - It is, however, generally agreed that the law of the place where the contract is made is, primd facie, that which the parties intended, or ought to be presumed to have adopted, as the footing upon which they dealt, and that such law ought therefore to prevail in the absence of circumstances indicating a different intention, as, for instance...
Sayfa 60 - ... the full extent But in the East, from the oldest times, an immiscible character has been kept up ; foreigners are not admitted into the general body and mass of the society of the nation ; they continue strangers and sojourners as all their fathers were...
Sayfa 251 - Indian interest, have been allowed in our courts to the amount of even twelve per cent. For the moderation or exorbitance of interest depends upon local circumstances ; and the refusal to enforce such contracts would put a stop to all foreign trade.