The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22Saunders and Benning, 1897 - Law |
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Page 183
... Blockade , namely― ( 1 ) that the Blockade has always been instituted by a strong Power to coerce a weak one , and " there is no instance of one of the Great Powers of the world employing such measures against another of like strength ...
... Blockade , namely― ( 1 ) that the Blockade has always been instituted by a strong Power to coerce a weak one , and " there is no instance of one of the Great Powers of the world employing such measures against another of like strength ...
Page 184
... Blockade as a form of Reprisals , is perfectly legitimate , provided it is not allowed to affect or prejudice neutrals or third parties . It was There have no doubt been instances of so called Pacific Blockade , in which a claim to ...
... Blockade as a form of Reprisals , is perfectly legitimate , provided it is not allowed to affect or prejudice neutrals or third parties . It was There have no doubt been instances of so called Pacific Blockade , in which a claim to ...
Page 185
... Blockades of 1827 and 1886 , and the present Blockade of Crete ) . The fact is , that the first of these two principles follows ex hypothesi from the very nature of Pacific Blockade . It is only a State immensely superior in power which ...
... Blockades of 1827 and 1886 , and the present Blockade of Crete ) . The fact is , that the first of these two principles follows ex hypothesi from the very nature of Pacific Blockade . It is only a State immensely superior in power which ...
Page 186
... Blockade , except as regards its name . If the act is to be regarded as an actual operation of war , it necessarily follows that a Blockade in the proper sense of the term is legally justifiable , even as against neutrals . The ...
... Blockade , except as regards its name . If the act is to be regarded as an actual operation of war , it necessarily follows that a Blockade in the proper sense of the term is legally justifiable , even as against neutrals . The ...
Page 187
... Blockade commencing on the 21st of " March at 8 a.m. " The Blockade will be general for all ships under the " Greek Flag . " 66 66 Ships of the six Powers , or neutral ( sic ) Powers , may enter into the Ports occupied by the Powers and ...
... Blockade commencing on the 21st of " March at 8 a.m. " The Blockade will be general for all ships under the " Greek Flag . " 66 66 Ships of the six Powers , or neutral ( sic ) Powers , may enter into the Ports occupied by the Powers and ...
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