The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 257
... character with those of the present case , refused to allow process to issue from the Admiralty Court , and summarily disposed of the application in the negative , in deference to the immunity from civil process of the Belgian mail 17.
... character with those of the present case , refused to allow process to issue from the Admiralty Court , and summarily disposed of the application in the negative , in deference to the immunity from civil process of the Belgian mail 17.
Page 258
... Belgian steamship Le Parlement Belge , under which they claimed the sum of £ 3,500 for damages arising out of a collision , which had occurred between the steamtug and the steamship , off Dover , on February 14th , 1879. In deference to ...
... Belgian steamship Le Parlement Belge , under which they claimed the sum of £ 3,500 for damages arising out of a collision , which had occurred between the steamtug and the steamship , off Dover , on February 14th , 1879. In deference to ...
Page 259
... Belgian steamship was a public vessel of the Belgian Government , sailing under the pennon of the King of the Belgians , and under the command of an officer of the Royal Belgian Navy holding a commission from the King of the Belgians ...
... Belgian steamship was a public vessel of the Belgian Government , sailing under the pennon of the King of the Belgians , and under the command of an officer of the Royal Belgian Navy holding a commission from the King of the Belgians ...
Page 260
... Belgians to place the Belgian mail packets in the category of public ships of war . Both of these questions the learned Judge admitted to be questions of great moment , which deserved to be treated separately , although they could not ...
... Belgians to place the Belgian mail packets in the category of public ships of war . Both of these questions the learned Judge admitted to be questions of great moment , which deserved to be treated separately , although they could not ...
Page 261
... Belgian steam- packet under civil process from the High Court of Admiralty of England , if the Court should decree such a warrant to issue , would not merely involve a breach of faith on the part of the British Crown towards a friendly ...
... Belgian steam- packet under civil process from the High Court of Admiralty of England , if the Court should decree such a warrant to issue , would not merely involve a breach of faith on the part of the British Crown towards a friendly ...
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