The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1913 - Law |
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... entering into this convention to accomplish a par- " ticular object , but also to establish a general principle , they hereby agree to extend their protec- " tion by treaty stipulations to any other practicable " communications whether ...
... entering into this convention to accomplish a par- " ticular object , but also to establish a general principle , they hereby agree to extend their protec- " tion by treaty stipulations to any other practicable " communications whether ...
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... entered into , with a view to effecting the objects and purposes of the States thereby contracting . It becomes necessary , therefore , to ascertain what were the conditions and circumstances existing at the time when the Hay ...
... entered into , with a view to effecting the objects and purposes of the States thereby contracting . It becomes necessary , therefore , to ascertain what were the conditions and circumstances existing at the time when the Hay ...
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... entering or departing from the port of Bristol from or for the East Coast of America , pays tonnage dues at the rate of twenty- eight cents per ton , or fifty - six cents for entering and de- parting , while vessels entering or ...
... entering or departing from the port of Bristol from or for the East Coast of America , pays tonnage dues at the rate of twenty- eight cents per ton , or fifty - six cents for entering and de- parting , while vessels entering or ...
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... entering and leaving port pay harbour rates of thirty - three cents a ton , while some coasters pay only nine cents a ton or twenty - seven cents per ton less than the American vessel . 1 Tonnage dues at the Port of London are as ...
... entering and leaving port pay harbour rates of thirty - three cents a ton , while some coasters pay only nine cents a ton or twenty - seven cents per ton less than the American vessel . 1 Tonnage dues at the Port of London are as ...
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... entering inwards or clearing outwards from or to any place north of latitude 48 ° 30 ' N. , and between longitude 12 ° W. and 65 ° East of Greenwich , for every voyage both in and out , one penny per ton . ( 2 ) For every vessel entering ...
... entering inwards or clearing outwards from or to any place north of latitude 48 ° 30 ' N. , and between longitude 12 ° W. and 65 ° East of Greenwich , for every voyage both in and out , one penny per ton . ( 2 ) For every vessel entering ...
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