The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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Page 48
... enemy's " armed merchantman . The fact of their being so armed " will probably prove an effective deterrent alone on the depredations of armed merchantmen and an effective protection for these ships and for the vital supplies that they ...
... enemy's " armed merchantman . The fact of their being so armed " will probably prove an effective deterrent alone on the depredations of armed merchantmen and an effective protection for these ships and for the vital supplies that they ...
Page 81
... enemy , it is dis- regarded . Much more , if it is effected for the purpose of preserving the enemy's trade connection for him , and if the result is that the ships , after sale , are employed in the same trade as they or their consorts ...
... enemy , it is dis- regarded . Much more , if it is effected for the purpose of preserving the enemy's trade connection for him , and if the result is that the ships , after sale , are employed in the same trade as they or their consorts ...
Page 84
... enemy in war- time have been disregarded are all cases of merchant ships , in which the vessel , after sale , was still carrying on the enemy's trade as before . One can hardly accept the suggestion that the case of The Minerva is in ...
... enemy in war- time have been disregarded are all cases of merchant ships , in which the vessel , after sale , was still carrying on the enemy's trade as before . One can hardly accept the suggestion that the case of The Minerva is in ...
Page 198
... enemy's territory or forces ever arose ; if the ship's destination were to a prohibited territory or place she was ... enemy , and such ships and their cargoes were adjudged to be law- ful prize . The application of this rule against ...
... enemy's territory or forces ever arose ; if the ship's destination were to a prohibited territory or place she was ... enemy , and such ships and their cargoes were adjudged to be law- ful prize . The application of this rule against ...
Page 199
... enemy : he observed- " The rule with respect to contraband is , that the articles must be taken in delicto , in the actual prosecution of a voyage to the enemy's port . " The perversion of the sound doctrine of " continuous voyage ...
... enemy : he observed- " The rule with respect to contraband is , that the articles must be taken in delicto , in the actual prosecution of a voyage to the enemy's port . " The perversion of the sound doctrine of " continuous voyage ...
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