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U. S. , 195 U. S. 138, 49 Law ed. 128; Downes V. Bidwell, 182 U. S. 244, 41; Law cd. 1088.
40. U. S. V. Allen, U. S. Court for China, No. 89.
41. Tan Tc v. Bell, Pliilippiiic Law Rev 1, 118, 12-;, 124, AMERICAN COURTS IN CHINA ii c. Genera/ Acts 0/ Congress It has never been questioned that the former were extended over Americans in China by the Act above quoted. But they were of least importance here because they deal with subjects (mostly of public law) not directly affecting the ordinary Ame...rican citizen residing in this part of the world. In Att(Mney General Cushing's day there were few Acts of Con- gress at all applicable to China which were not of the general class and he could well say that " the Federal legislation does not include these matters — the great mass of civil or municipal duties, rights and relations of men — and ot itself v/ould be of no avail towards determining any of the questions of property, succession or contract which constitute the staple matters of ordinary life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
U. S. , 195 U. S. 138, 49 Law ed. 128; Downes V. Bidwell, 182 U. S. 244, 41; Law cd. 1088.
40. U. S. V. Allen, U. S. Court for China, No. 89.
41. Tan Tc v. Bell, Pliilippiiic Law Rev 1, 118, 12-;, 124, AMERICAN COURTS IN CHINA ii c. Genera/ Acts 0/ Congress It has never been questioned that the former were extended over Americans in China by the Act above quoted. But they were of least importance here because they deal with subjects (mostly of public law) not directly affecting the ordinary Ame...rican citizen residing in this part of the world. In Att(Mney General Cushing's day there were few Acts of Con- gress at all applicable to China which were not of the general class and he could well say that " the Federal legislation does not include these matters — the great mass of civil or municipal duties, rights and relations of men — and ot itself v/ould be of no avail towards determining any of the questions of property, succession or contract which constitute the staple matters of ordinary life.
What to read after American Courts in China?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Sumner Lobingier to read onlineMoreLess
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