The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1913 - Law |
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... 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 stranger beyond its ports , and it unhesitatingly declared that the canal that might ...
... 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 stranger beyond its ports , and it unhesitatingly declared that the canal that might ...
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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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A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. ment of its own property as it saw fit . No such restriction could have been in view in adopting " as the basis of neutral- ization " a rule that the canal should be free and open to the vessels of ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. ment of its own property as it saw fit . No such restriction could have been in view in adopting " as the basis of neutral- ization " a rule that the canal should be free and open to the vessels of ...
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... ment rendered by Mr. Justice White , he said : — 66 ' Nor is there merit in the contention that as the vessel in question was a British vessel coming from a foreign port the State laws concerning pilotage are in conflict with a treaty ...
... ment rendered by Mr. Justice White , he said : — 66 ' Nor is there merit in the contention that as the vessel in question was a British vessel coming from a foreign port the State laws concerning pilotage are in conflict with a treaty ...
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... ment ) , that person shall be guilty of a misdemeanour and shall be liable- " ( a ) On conviction on indictment , to a fine not exceeding one hundred pounds , or alternatively , or in default of payment of such fine , or in addition ...
... ment ) , that person shall be guilty of a misdemeanour and shall be liable- " ( a ) On conviction on indictment , to a fine not exceeding one hundred pounds , or alternatively , or in default of payment of such fine , or in addition ...
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