English Ruling Cases volume 5
English Ruling Cases volume 5
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Li Triquet v. Bath, 3 Ihirr. 1478, Lord Mansfield says upon this very point, and in order to justify liis own reliance on the writers : — "I remember a case before Lord Talbot, of Buvat v. JUirhut, in which Lord Talbot declared a clear o[)inion, that tln^ law of nations in its full extent was part of the law of England, and that the law of nations was to be collected from the practice of different nations and the au- thority of writers. And accordingly he argued and determined from such instanc...es, a7id the authority of (li-otius, Barbeyrac, IJynkershoek, Wiquefort, &c. , there being no English writers of eminence upon the subject. I was counsel in the case, says Lord Maxsfield, . And have a full note of it. I remember, too. Lord Hardwicke's declaring his opinion to the same effect. " Here, therefore, we ha\e the opinions and }>ractice of Lord Tal- p. OT, Lord Hardwicke, Lord Mansfield, Lord Stowell, and Dr.
LUSHIN(iTON.
) 954 CONFLICT OF LAWS.
No. 16. — The Queen v. Keyn, 2 Ex. D.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Li Triquet v. Bath, 3 Ihirr. 1478, Lord Mansfield says upon this very point, and in order to justify liis own reliance on the writers : — "I remember a case before Lord Talbot, of Buvat v. JUirhut, in which Lord Talbot declared a clear o[)inion, that tln^ law of nations in its full extent was part of the law of England, and that the law of nations was to be collected from the practice of different nations and the au- thority of writers. And accordingly he argued and determined from such instanc...es, a7id the authority of (li-otius, Barbeyrac, IJynkershoek, Wiquefort, &c. , there being no English writers of eminence upon the subject. I was counsel in the case, says Lord Maxsfield, . And have a full note of it. I remember, too. Lord Hardwicke's declaring his opinion to the same effect. " Here, therefore, we ha\e the opinions and }>ractice of Lord Tal- p. OT, Lord Hardwicke, Lord Mansfield, Lord Stowell, and Dr.
LUSHIN(iTON.
) 954 CONFLICT OF LAWS.
No. 16. — The Queen v. Keyn, 2 Ex. D.
What to read after English Ruling Cases volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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