The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 302
... vessels without warning , without regard to the lives of passengers of every nationality who might be on board at the time . The Pres- ident of the United States was obliged to ask himself the question , shall I acquiesce in this or ...
... vessels without warning , without regard to the lives of passengers of every nationality who might be on board at the time . The Pres- ident of the United States was obliged to ask himself the question , shall I acquiesce in this or ...
Page 442
... VESSELS - THE CASE OF THE WILLIAM P. FRYE . - On Jan. 27 , 1915 , the William P. Frye , an American vessel , owned by American citizens and sailing under the American flag , en route from Seattle , Wash . , to Queenstown , Ireland ...
... VESSELS - THE CASE OF THE WILLIAM P. FRYE . - On Jan. 27 , 1915 , the William P. Frye , an American vessel , owned by American citizens and sailing under the American flag , en route from Seattle , Wash . , to Queenstown , Ireland ...
Page 443
... vessel was carry- ing contraband . This contention finds no support in international law . Wheat , if contraband at all , is but conditional contraband ; unlike that of absolute contraband , it is not sufficient to show that it is going ...
... vessel was carry- ing contraband . This contention finds no support in international law . Wheat , if contraband at all , is but conditional contraband ; unlike that of absolute contraband , it is not sufficient to show that it is going ...
Page 444
... vessel , would have answered every legitimate purpose of the captor and was therefore the limit of his right . To ... vessel stopped for articles of contraband , if the master of the vessel stopped will deliver out the goods supposed to ...
... vessel , would have answered every legitimate purpose of the captor and was therefore the limit of his right . To ... vessel stopped for articles of contraband , if the master of the vessel stopped will deliver out the goods supposed to ...
Page 453
... vessel which he was helping to discharge in a port of British Columbia , the laws of which country do not give a lien for such injury , cannot maintain a suit in rem against the vessel therefor in a court of admiralty of the United ...
... vessel which he was helping to discharge in a port of British Columbia , the laws of which country do not give a lien for such injury , cannot maintain a suit in rem against the vessel therefor in a court of admiralty of the United ...
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