The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1913 - Law |
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Page 5
... favour of the commerce of one of the contracting parties over the commerce of the other , or by imposing oppressive exactions or unreasonable tolls ; they engaged ( Article VI ) to invite every friendly State to enter into the like ...
... favour of the commerce of one of the contracting parties over the commerce of the other , or by imposing oppressive exactions or unreasonable tolls ; they engaged ( Article VI ) to invite every friendly State to enter into the like ...
Page 10
... favoured vessels , the expense of the undertaking must of necessity be borne in a larger proportion by the vessels using the canal . This is upon the assumption that the canal dues paid by vessels . passing through in any one year are ...
... favoured vessels , the expense of the undertaking must of necessity be borne in a larger proportion by the vessels using the canal . This is upon the assumption that the canal dues paid by vessels . passing through in any one year are ...
Page 14
... favour of the " nation which enforces these rules . " It seems that this would be a strained , though perfectly possible , construction . But it is scarcely a construction of " literal meaning . " Nay more , having regard to the obvious ...
... favour of the " nation which enforces these rules . " It seems that this would be a strained , though perfectly possible , construction . But it is scarcely a construction of " literal meaning . " Nay more , having regard to the obvious ...
Page 15
... favour of its own vessels and against those of any other State , including the United States . To sum up , it is reasonably arguable : - ( A ) That the United States can support its action on the precise words of the material articles ...
... favour of its own vessels and against those of any other State , including the United States . To sum up , it is reasonably arguable : - ( A ) That the United States can support its action on the precise words of the material articles ...
Page 19
... favour of one foreign nation against another foreign nation . The Federal Govern- ment was laying down its own rules , not for the regulation of its own ships of war and of commerce , but for the ships of war and of commerce of the ...
... favour of one foreign nation against another foreign nation . The Federal Govern- ment was laying down its own rules , not for the regulation of its own ships of war and of commerce , but for the ships of war and of commerce of the ...
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