The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1913 - Law |
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Page 9
... instance of a combination of shipowners - regarding a private canal undertaking - but an agreement between two indi- vidual shipowners that one of them shall construct the canal and maintain the existing conditions of commercial rivalry ...
... instance of a combination of shipowners - regarding a private canal undertaking - but an agreement between two indi- vidual shipowners that one of them shall construct the canal and maintain the existing conditions of commercial rivalry ...
Page 10
... instance of the evil of the process of legislation by reference . The scheme of that convention has reference to an agreement between parties in the nature of sovereign States external to the actual ownership and control of a canal ...
... instance of the evil of the process of legislation by reference . The scheme of that convention has reference to an agreement between parties in the nature of sovereign States external to the actual ownership and control of a canal ...
Page 27
... have never in a single instance been regarded as referring to or including any vessels but those engaged in the overseas commerce and as not . . embracing the coasting trade . All nations have joined in THE PANAMA CANAL ACT . 27.
... have never in a single instance been regarded as referring to or including any vessels but those engaged in the overseas commerce and as not . . embracing the coasting trade . All nations have joined in THE PANAMA CANAL ACT . 27.
Page 28
... " as used in all international agreements . So true is this that it would seem unnecessary to go into details , although abun- dant proof is at hand . Take , for instance , the port of Bristol . 28 THE PANAMA CANAL ACT .
... " as used in all international agreements . So true is this that it would seem unnecessary to go into details , although abun- dant proof is at hand . Take , for instance , the port of Bristol . 28 THE PANAMA CANAL ACT .
Page 29
... instance of forty dollars and in the second of eighty dollars . This may not be discrimination according to English views , but it looks exceedingly like it from an American standpoint . The rates and dues exacted at the port of ...
... instance of forty dollars and in the second of eighty dollars . This may not be discrimination according to English views , but it looks exceedingly like it from an American standpoint . The rates and dues exacted at the port of ...
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