The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 84
... piracy . That it is only international piracy or belligerency , which ( apart from treaty ) can justify the search and capture of a vessel bearing the flag of another nationality , was illustrated in the strongest way by the cases as to ...
... piracy . That it is only international piracy or belligerency , which ( apart from treaty ) can justify the search and capture of a vessel bearing the flag of another nationality , was illustrated in the strongest way by the cases as to ...
Page 85
... piracy , for the reason that then , and not until then , would the vessel of any nation have a right to stop , search , and capture the vessels of another for being concerned in the traffic . Thus Story wrote to Lord Stowell ...
... piracy , for the reason that then , and not until then , would the vessel of any nation have a right to stop , search , and capture the vessels of another for being concerned in the traffic . Thus Story wrote to Lord Stowell ...
Page 88
... piracy , proof of depredation on the high seas ; to justify it on the ground of right of war , a recognition . of belligerency would have been necessary , and that would have entitled the crew to the treatment of prisoners of war . Piracy ...
... piracy , proof of depredation on the high seas ; to justify it on the ground of right of war , a recognition . of belligerency would have been necessary , and that would have entitled the crew to the treatment of prisoners of war . Piracy ...
Page 89
... piracy , but piracy involves the intention of making depredation on the high seas , and against the vessels of all nations generally . Even when there is not that intention , it must be regularly proved in a Court of Law , on a trial for ...
... piracy , but piracy involves the intention of making depredation on the high seas , and against the vessels of all nations generally . Even when there is not that intention , it must be regularly proved in a Court of Law , on a trial for ...
Page 90
... piracy or war , for there was neither piracy nor war . It was a state of peace , and there was not in the captured crew any intention of depredation on the high seas at all ; still less general depredation . There was only a surmise or ...
... piracy or war , for there was neither piracy nor war . It was a state of peace , and there was not in the captured crew any intention of depredation on the high seas at all ; still less general depredation . There was only a surmise or ...
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