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... neutral or belligerent . It is evident , therefore , that we must study closely the meaning of the French , and not of the English , Text of this celebrated " Pièce Diplomatique . " These and other requirements , which we have felt ...
... neutral or belligerent . It is evident , therefore , that we must study closely the meaning of the French , and not of the English , Text of this celebrated " Pièce Diplomatique . " These and other requirements , which we have felt ...
Page 303
... neutral waters in respect of any portion of the High Seas , had not been thought of , when the Admiral's Jurisdiction was first established , may be gathered from a curious case , the pleadings of which are preserved in the Archives of ...
... neutral waters in respect of any portion of the High Seas , had not been thought of , when the Admiral's Jurisdiction was first established , may be gathered from a curious case , the pleadings of which are preserved in the Archives of ...
Page 305
... neutral nation is entitled to forbid belligerent cruisers to carry on operations of war against enemy's vessels , satisfies both of these conditions , and as its purpose is benevolent , nations have readily acquiesced in the principle ...
... neutral nation is entitled to forbid belligerent cruisers to carry on operations of war against enemy's vessels , satisfies both of these conditions , and as its purpose is benevolent , nations have readily acquiesced in the principle ...
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... neutral State does not assert any criminal jurisdiction over the belligerent captor ; it simply restores to the vanquished party the captured vessel , if it should be brought within its ports , or it claims in the Prize Court of the ...
... neutral State does not assert any criminal jurisdiction over the belligerent captor ; it simply restores to the vanquished party the captured vessel , if it should be brought within its ports , or it claims in the Prize Court of the ...
Page 308
... neutral , the belligerent party should not stop the vessels of the neutral party , or the unarmed vessels of other nations , within five marine 308 ADMIRALTY COURT JURISDICTION .
... neutral , the belligerent party should not stop the vessels of the neutral party , or the unarmed vessels of other nations , within five marine 308 ADMIRALTY COURT JURISDICTION .
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