The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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Page 197
... cargo may be captured , condemned , and confiscated by the belligerents ' enemy . Things to which the term conditional contraband is applicable fall within that category when their destination is of a certain character . Belligerents ...
... cargo may be captured , condemned , and confiscated by the belligerents ' enemy . Things to which the term conditional contraband is applicable fall within that category when their destination is of a certain character . Belligerents ...
Page 198
... cargo , both in the case of absolute and conditional contraband , as evidenced by the ship's papers , was to be the sole criterion as to the fate of ship or cargo or both . The sole exceptions to the application of this rule were when ...
... cargo , both in the case of absolute and conditional contraband , as evidenced by the ship's papers , was to be the sole criterion as to the fate of ship or cargo or both . The sole exceptions to the application of this rule were when ...
Page 199
... cargo to the pro- hibited port . The English Courts held that the destination of the ship was to be ascertained , not by its voyage to the port of colourable importation , but by that to the prohibited port , and that a vessel seized on ...
... cargo to the pro- hibited port . The English Courts held that the destination of the ship was to be ascertained , not by its voyage to the port of colourable importation , but by that to the prohibited port , and that a vessel seized on ...
Page 200
... cargo , after being unloaded in the neutral port , might be taken by lighters up a river to the Confederate territory , and there- fore it condemned ship and cargo . This doctrine of intention , founded as it has been and must be on ...
... cargo , after being unloaded in the neutral port , might be taken by lighters up a river to the Confederate territory , and there- fore it condemned ship and cargo . This doctrine of intention , founded as it has been and must be on ...
Page 202
... cargo . Some jurists , including Dr. Martens1 and Massé , limit the right of search to the simple case where the papers are incomplete or irregular , and Hautefeuille would permit no further investigation than the papers , even where ...
... cargo . Some jurists , including Dr. Martens1 and Massé , limit the right of search to the simple case where the papers are incomplete or irregular , and Hautefeuille would permit no further investigation than the papers , even where ...
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