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Page 164
... board the Felicidade , she was ordered to proceed in chase of another Brazilian vessel , The Echo , which she overtook and captured , * The ancient Customs of the Commune of Oleron have been published for the first time from a MS . in ...
... board the Felicidade , she was ordered to proceed in chase of another Brazilian vessel , The Echo , which she overtook and captured , * The ancient Customs of the Commune of Oleron have been published for the first time from a MS . in ...
Page 165
... board the Felicidade . The majority of the judges held , that the Court of Oyer and Terminer had no authority to try a foreigner accused of having committed an offence on board of a foreign vessel not within British waters . Two of the ...
... board the Felicidade . The majority of the judges held , that the Court of Oyer and Terminer had no authority to try a foreigner accused of having committed an offence on board of a foreign vessel not within British waters . Two of the ...
Page 166
... board of British vessels in any part of the High Seas , even in tidal waters flowing within the territory of foreign ... board of a foreign ship on the High Seas . It was contended that the act of manslaughter , for which Captain Keyn ...
... board of British vessels in any part of the High Seas , even in tidal waters flowing within the territory of foreign ... board of a foreign ship on the High Seas . It was contended that the act of manslaughter , for which Captain Keyn ...
Page 167
... board of the British ship , he could not be said to be by construction of law on board of it , as there was no intention on his part to run down the English ship . " In such a case , " the Lord Chief Justice said , where a party is ...
... board of the British ship , he could not be said to be by construction of law on board of it , as there was no intention on his part to run down the English ship . " In such a case , " the Lord Chief Justice said , where a party is ...
Page 176
... board of her , he would not be amenable to British criminal law , as by in- tendment of law the offence would have been committed on board of a foreign vessel not within British territory , and therefore not subject to British criminal ...
... board of her , he would not be amenable to British criminal law , as by in- tendment of law the offence would have been committed on board of a foreign vessel not within British territory , and therefore not subject to British criminal ...
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