The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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Page 50
... enemy forces , would be subject to the criminal law ! The usual view is that they would become prisoners of war , and this view is expressed in the United States Naval Code , and the United States has , it is believed , expressly ...
... enemy forces , would be subject to the criminal law ! The usual view is that they would become prisoners of war , and this view is expressed in the United States Naval Code , and the United States has , it is believed , expressly ...
Page 68
... enemy at any point of her voyage . If she makes use of one neutral port with immunity , she may be destroyed in issuing from another . Links , and necessary links , in a chain , there is no reason why they should all be broken for her ...
... enemy at any point of her voyage . If she makes use of one neutral port with immunity , she may be destroyed in issuing from another . Links , and necessary links , in a chain , there is no reason why they should all be broken for her ...
Page 69
... enemy goods under the neutral flag , and to neutral goods under the enemy flag ( in each case saving contraband of war ) , the Hague Conventions of 1907 on the status of enemy vessels on the outbreak of hostilities , on the conversion ...
... enemy goods under the neutral flag , and to neutral goods under the enemy flag ( in each case saving contraband of war ) , the Hague Conventions of 1907 on the status of enemy vessels on the outbreak of hostilities , on the conversion ...
Page 74
... enemy such may be inferred from any sufficient " evidence , and ( in addition to the presumptions laid " down in section 34 ) shall be presumed to exist if the goods are consigned to or for an agent of the enemy State , or to or for a ...
... enemy such may be inferred from any sufficient " evidence , and ( in addition to the presumptions laid " down in section 34 ) shall be presumed to exist if the goods are consigned to or for an agent of the enemy State , or to or for a ...
Page 75
... enemy identify themselves with that belligerent , and lay open to confiscation their property so navigating . It is of no con- sequence whether their interest is ownership or something less , such as mortgage : in this case , it was ...
... enemy identify themselves with that belligerent , and lay open to confiscation their property so navigating . It is of no con- sequence whether their interest is ownership or something less , such as mortgage : in this case , it was ...
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