The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1913 - Law |
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... coastwise trade of the United States . After the passage of this Act the British Government filed a protest thereto , alleging that the Act of Congress was in violation of the Hay - Pauncefote Treaty : ( a ) Because it vests the ...
... coastwise trade of the United States . After the passage of this Act the British Government filed a protest thereto , alleging that the Act of Congress was in violation of the Hay - Pauncefote Treaty : ( a ) Because it vests the ...
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... coastwise trade . What else does the expression " there shall be no discrimination against any such nation " mean ? It means that no attempt should be made by the Federal Government to promote the interests of one foreign power to the ...
... coastwise trade . What else does the expression " there shall be no discrimination against any such nation " mean ? It means that no attempt should be made by the Federal Government to promote the interests of one foreign power to the ...
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... . The treaty could never have been intended to prevent the Federal Government from arranging and regulating its domestic or coastwise commerce , and in the use and enjoy- ment of its own property as it saw fit . 20 THE PANAMA CANAL ACT .
... . The treaty could never have been intended to prevent the Federal Government from arranging and regulating its domestic or coastwise commerce , and in the use and enjoy- ment of its own property as it saw fit . 20 THE PANAMA CANAL ACT .
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... coastwise trade , or to so restrict its sovereign authority over its own commerce that it could not consistently with the treaty abolish tolls on its own shipping that might be entirely foreign to the conceptions of the American people ...
... coastwise trade , or to so restrict its sovereign authority over its own commerce that it could not consistently with the treaty abolish tolls on its own shipping that might be entirely foreign to the conceptions of the American people ...
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... coastwise trade . England has always carried out the same policy as that of the United States with reference to her coastwise vessels , either by safeguarding her home trade diplomatically in express exemptions in treaties , or by ...
... coastwise trade . England has always carried out the same policy as that of the United States with reference to her coastwise vessels , either by safeguarding her home trade diplomatically in express exemptions in treaties , or by ...
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