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... that their vessels should be navigated 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, ...
... that their vessels should be navigated 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, ...
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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. It
seems ...
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. It
seems ...
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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
vessels ...
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
vessels ...
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... 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 the hazard ...
... 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 the hazard ...
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... out of our benevolent interest in alleviating the difiiculties 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 the
revenue of ...
... out of our benevolent interest in alleviating the difiiculties 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 the
revenue of ...
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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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