The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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... capture by the enemy in time of war , and to arm . itself for that purpose , has never until quite recently been doubted . 1 Armed Merchant Ships . By A. PEARCE HIGGINS . London : Stevens & Sons . 1914 . The carrying of guns for ...
... capture by the enemy in time of war , and to arm . itself for that purpose , has never until quite recently been doubted . 1 Armed Merchant Ships . By A. PEARCE HIGGINS . London : Stevens & Sons . 1914 . The carrying of guns for ...
Page 49
... had no right to resist capture , and since then Dr. George . Schramm , legal adviser to the German Admiralty , in Das Prisenrecht in seiner neustengestalt has maintained that there is 4 THE ARMING OF MERCHANTMEN . 49.
... had no right to resist capture , and since then Dr. George . Schramm , legal adviser to the German Admiralty , in Das Prisenrecht in seiner neustengestalt has maintained that there is 4 THE ARMING OF MERCHANTMEN . 49.
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... 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 may , if attacked , lawfully capture its ...
... 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 may , if attacked , lawfully capture its ...
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... capture to enemy goods under the neutral flag , and to neutral goods under the enemy flag ( in each case saving contraband of war ) , the Hague Conventions of 1907 on the status of enemy vessels on the outbreak of hostilities , on the ...
... capture to enemy goods under the neutral flag , and to neutral goods under the enemy flag ( in each case saving contraband of war ) , the Hague Conventions of 1907 on the status of enemy vessels on the outbreak of hostilities , on the ...
Page 70
... capture , bounty , petitions of right . The right of the Crown in prize being a prerogative right may be waived or limited by Treaty , Convention , Order in Council , or Proclamation , and such limitations bind the grantees of the Crown ...
... capture , bounty , petitions of right . The right of the Crown in prize being a prerogative right may be waived or limited by Treaty , Convention , Order in Council , or Proclamation , and such limitations bind the grantees of the Crown ...
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