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... another , but from the right which nature gives me for my own preservation . 2 Further , I may take possession of a thing belonging to another , Bell . n . 18. et 2 Quin et rem 2 [ LIB . III . QUANTUM IN BELLO LICEAT ,
... another , but from the right which nature gives me for my own preservation . 2 Further , I may take possession of a thing belonging to another , Bell . n . 18. et 2 Quin et rem 2 [ LIB . III . QUANTUM IN BELLO LICEAT ,
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... take from an- other a thing of mine which he detains ; and if that is too difficult , another thing of the same value : and the like I may do for the sake of recovering a debt : and in this case my ownership also is conse- quent ...
... take from an- other a thing of mine which he detains ; and if that is too difficult , another thing of the same value : and the like I may do for the sake of recovering a debt : and in this case my ownership also is conse- quent ...
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... take exactly so much , we have a right to take more ; under the obligation however of restoring the excess of value . Thus a ship occupied by pirates , or a house by robbers , may be battered to pieces , although there may be in the ...
... take exactly so much , we have a right to take more ; under the obligation however of restoring the excess of value . Thus a ship occupied by pirates , or a house by robbers , may be battered to pieces , although there may be in the ...
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... take place extraneously to our intent , and which we see to be likely , are to be provided against , except the good to which our action tends be much greater than the evil which is apprehended ; or except , the good and the evil being ...
... take place extraneously to our intent , and which we see to be likely , are to be provided against , except the good to which our action tends be much greater than the evil which is apprehended ; or except , the good and the evil being ...
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... take such measures against him as are suitable to the offense , according to the principles laid down in speaking of punishment ; and therefore to that extent he may be subjected to spoliation . 4 On this account , belligerents commonly ...
... take such measures against him as are suitable to the offense , according to the principles laid down in speaking of punishment ; and therefore to that extent he may be subjected to spoliation . 4 On this account , belligerents commonly ...
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