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... on the high seas under the same system of rules , and she has authorised her
Admiralty Courts to apply the new rules to every vessel whose flag has been
brought , with the consent of its Government , within the operation of the new
rules .
... on the high seas under the same system of rules , and she has authorised her
Admiralty Courts to apply the new rules to every vessel whose flag has been
brought , with the consent of its Government , within the operation of the new
rules .
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There arises thus for the consideration of Governments the important question of
Criminal Jurisdiction in cases of collision , how best it may be exercised , and
under what safeguards , where the collision has happened on the high seas .
There arises thus for the consideration of Governments the important question of
Criminal Jurisdiction in cases of collision , how best it may be exercised , and
under what safeguards , where the collision has happened on the high seas .
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It is to Consular Courts that , in our opinion , the attention of Governments may be
wisely directed with a view to provide a check against the personal impunity
which attaches at present to individual negligence in the navigation of steam ...
It is to Consular Courts that , in our opinion , the attention of Governments may be
wisely directed with a view to provide a check against the personal impunity
which attaches at present to individual negligence in the navigation of steam ...
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... serious attention from the Governments which think it fitting to employ them .
Meanwhile , there can be no doubt that every measure which tends to secure a
more careful observance of the International rules of navigation , tends to
diminish ...
... serious attention from the Governments which think it fitting to employ them .
Meanwhile , there can be no doubt that every measure which tends to secure a
more careful observance of the International rules of navigation , tends to
diminish ...
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... but we have , out of our benevolent interest in alleviating the difficulties of our
Ottoman brother and ally , undertaken to lighten his burden of Administrative
Reform by relieving him of the labour of administering the Government and
collecting ...
... but we have , out of our benevolent interest in alleviating the difficulties of our
Ottoman brother and ally , undertaken to lighten his burden of Administrative
Reform by relieving him of the labour of administering the Government and
collecting ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1879 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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