The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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Page 47
... ships have been armed so far with two 4'7 guns apiece , and by the end of 1914-15 70 ships will have " been so armed . They are armed solely for defensive purposes . The guns are mounted in the stern and can only fire on a pursuer ...
... ships have been armed so far with two 4'7 guns apiece , and by the end of 1914-15 70 ships will have " been so armed . They are armed solely for defensive purposes . The guns are mounted in the stern and can only fire on a pursuer ...
Page 48
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. 66 " to fight with any ships of war . Enemies ' ships of war " will be dealt with by the Navy , and the instruction of " these armed merchant vessels will direct them to sur- " render if overtaken by ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. 66 " to fight with any ships of war . Enemies ' ships of war " will be dealt with by the Navy , and the instruction of " these armed merchant vessels will direct them to sur- " render if overtaken by ...
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... Ships , Dr. Pearce Higgins has very clearly dealt with the position in Inter- national law of armed merchant ships ... ship had no right to resist capture , and since then Dr. George . Schramm , legal adviser to the German Admiralty ...
... Ships , Dr. Pearce Higgins has very clearly dealt with the position in Inter- national law of armed merchant ships ... ship had no right to resist capture , and since then Dr. George . Schramm , legal adviser to the German Admiralty ...
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... ship to defend itself , and that the crew of such a vessel unless duly enrolled in the 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 ...
... ship to defend itself , and that the crew of such a vessel unless duly enrolled in the 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 ...
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... ships which may be converted into warships under the terms of the Hague Convention 1907 , would be liable to be condemned , while those placed on armed but uncommissioned merchant ships should , under the Declara- tion of Paris , be ...
... ships which may be converted into warships under the terms of the Hague Convention 1907 , would be liable to be condemned , while those placed on armed but uncommissioned merchant ships should , under the Declara- tion of Paris , be ...
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