The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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Page 67
... military service as to be comparable with the use of that territory as a base , the duty of the neutral seems to be to forbid it . A little reflection will show why this should be so . If a vessel is making a voyage , and in the course ...
... military service as to be comparable with the use of that territory as a base , the duty of the neutral seems to be to forbid it . A little reflection will show why this should be so . If a vessel is making a voyage , and in the course ...
Page 81
... military use is perhaps the chief purpose for which it can be employed . But to put crude ores ( in defiance of the Declaration of London ) in the contraband list is most unfortunate . 6 CURRENT NOTES ON INTERNATIONAL LAW . 81.
... military use is perhaps the chief purpose for which it can be employed . But to put crude ores ( in defiance of the Declaration of London ) in the contraband list is most unfortunate . 6 CURRENT NOTES ON INTERNATIONAL LAW . 81.
Page 82
... military connotation as sulphur . If we recall the doubt with which even the position of coal was dis- cussed as lately as the early years of the present century , we shall realise how seriously the position of neutrals has been ...
... military connotation as sulphur . If we recall the doubt with which even the position of coal was dis- cussed as lately as the early years of the present century , we shall realise how seriously the position of neutrals has been ...
Page 85
... military force is out of place in neutral territory , and that a victorious enemy can hardly be expected to refrain from attacking it . It would probably have been sufficient to enact that such a force must be dispersed , and perhaps ...
... military force is out of place in neutral territory , and that a victorious enemy can hardly be expected to refrain from attacking it . It would probably have been sufficient to enact that such a force must be dispersed , and perhaps ...
Page 86
... military provisions ; for a war ship , unlike an army , is in a normal and usual position in friendly ports ( vide Arts . 12 , 13 , 24 of No. 13 of 1907 ) . But even in 1899 ( Art . 10 of No. 3 ; Art . 15 of No. 10 of 1907 ) it had been ...
... military provisions ; for a war ship , unlike an army , is in a normal and usual position in friendly ports ( vide Arts . 12 , 13 , 24 of No. 13 of 1907 ) . But even in 1899 ( Art . 10 of No. 3 ; Art . 15 of No. 10 of 1907 ) it had been ...
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