The Rights of War and Peace: Including the Law of Nature and of Nations, Volume 2B. Boothroyd, 1814 - International law |
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... refuse to ratify a com- pact made in virtue of such plenipotentiary commission , he should be able to allege strong and substantial reasons , and , in particular to prove that his minister has deviated from his in- structions ...
... refuse to ratify a com- pact made in virtue of such plenipotentiary commission , he should be able to allege strong and substantial reasons , and , in particular to prove that his minister has deviated from his in- structions ...
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... refuse . Where there is no such commission , if another , to whom the promise was not di- rectly made , accepts it with the consent of the promiser , the promise will be so far binding , that the promiser will not be at liberty to ...
... refuse . Where there is no such commission , if another , to whom the promise was not di- rectly made , accepts it with the consent of the promiser , the promise will be so far binding , that the promiser will not be at liberty to ...
Page 100
... name the oath is taken , and who possesses authority to enforce the obliga- tion . For which reason it is impossible to admit the position of Cicero , that it is no breach of an oath to refuse paying to robbers 100 THE RIGHTS OF.
... name the oath is taken , and who possesses authority to enforce the obliga- tion . For which reason it is impossible to admit the position of Cicero , that it is no breach of an oath to refuse paying to robbers 100 THE RIGHTS OF.
Page 101
... refuse paying to robbers the sum stipulated for having spared one's life ; because such men are not to be ranked in the number , of lawful enemies , but treated as the common enemies of all mankind , so that towards them no faith ought ...
... refuse paying to robbers the sum stipulated for having spared one's life ; because such men are not to be ranked in the number , of lawful enemies , but treated as the common enemies of all mankind , so that towards them no faith ought ...
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... refuse to ratify them - the Caudian Conven- tion considered - Whether the knowledge and silence of the Sovereign makes those unauthorised conventions binding- the Convention of Luctatius considered . I. ULPIAN has divided conventions ...
... refuse to ratify them - the Caudian Conven- tion considered - Whether the knowledge and silence of the Sovereign makes those unauthorised conventions binding- the Convention of Luctatius considered . I. ULPIAN has divided conventions ...
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