The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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Page 50
... Hague Con- vention of 1907 to be released , if captured , on a written undertaking not to engage while hostilities last , in any service connected with the operations of war . In Dr. Higgins ' view , the defensively armed merchant ship ...
... Hague Con- vention of 1907 to be released , if captured , on a written undertaking not to engage while hostilities last , in any service connected with the operations of war . In Dr. Higgins ' view , the defensively armed merchant ship ...
Page 51
... Hague Convention 1907 , would be liable to be condemned , while those placed on armed but uncommissioned merchant ships should , under the Declara- tion of Paris , be released . It is not , however , clear that the Declaration of Paris ...
... Hague Convention 1907 , would be liable to be condemned , while those placed on armed but uncommissioned merchant ships should , under the Declara- tion of Paris , be released . It is not , however , clear that the Declaration of Paris ...
Page 66
... Hague Convention of 1907 rightly sees no violation of neutrality . Such a fleet is exercising its general practice of visiting the open harbours and the open waters of a friend . But foreign ships are out of place in the inland waters ...
... Hague Convention of 1907 rightly sees no violation of neutrality . Such a fleet is exercising its general practice of visiting the open harbours and the open waters of a friend . But foreign ships are out of place in the inland waters ...
Page 69
... Hague Conventions of 1907 on the status of enemy vessels on the outbreak of hostilities , on the conversion of merchant vessels into war vessels , on certain restrictions on the right of capture , and finally on the rights and duties of ...
... Hague Conventions of 1907 on the status of enemy vessels on the outbreak of hostilities , on the conversion of merchant vessels into war vessels , on certain restrictions on the right of capture , and finally on the rights and duties of ...
Page 70
... Hague Conventions to a Royal Proclamation so recent as the 20th of August . The most important part of his book is an analysis , running to just less than 100 pages , of the elaborate Procedure Rules of the Court of Prizes , framed by a ...
... Hague Conventions to a Royal Proclamation so recent as the 20th of August . The most important part of his book is an analysis , running to just less than 100 pages , of the elaborate Procedure Rules of the Court of Prizes , framed by a ...
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