The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 117
... Treaties , " the straits in question are natural and free thoroughfares open alike to the merchant vessels and the ships of war of all countries for the purpose of ingress to and egress from the Black Sea . " But the question as to ...
... Treaties , " the straits in question are natural and free thoroughfares open alike to the merchant vessels and the ships of war of all countries for the purpose of ingress to and egress from the Black Sea . " But the question as to ...
Page 133
... Treaty engagements . And they go on to hint that the rest of the powers must recall Great Britain to a sense of the necessity of observing Treaty obligations . This is the language held towards a country whose government , not so long ...
... Treaty engagements . And they go on to hint that the rest of the powers must recall Great Britain to a sense of the necessity of observing Treaty obligations . This is the language held towards a country whose government , not so long ...
Page 137
... Treaty between two High Contracting Powers ; in a word , it is a synallagmatic convention . And we agree further with M. Gavillot , in thinking that the Capitu- lations constitute " a sort of International European Code , the common ...
... Treaty between two High Contracting Powers ; in a word , it is a synallagmatic convention . And we agree further with M. Gavillot , in thinking that the Capitu- lations constitute " a sort of International European Code , the common ...
Page 153
... treaties on which the subsequent war against France was based and carried on . That negotiation was fully and ably conducted to the entire satisfaction of William , who , dying , recom- mended Anne to take Marlborough as her general and ...
... treaties on which the subsequent war against France was based and carried on . That negotiation was fully and ably conducted to the entire satisfaction of William , who , dying , recom- mended Anne to take Marlborough as her general and ...
Page 159
... treaty of Kiel in 1815 , which formally ceded the island to Great Britain in full sovereignty . The treaty of 1815 did not alter , or even notice , the obligations of the British crown towards the islanders , which of course subsisted ...
... treaty of Kiel in 1815 , which formally ceded the island to Great Britain in full sovereignty . The treaty of 1815 did not alter , or even notice , the obligations of the British crown towards the islanders , which of course subsisted ...
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