The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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Page 66
... vessels and it may be that it was not a Dutch interdict , but other considerations , which prevented the Belgians from sending the ships away . In that case , the rule of impartiality could not be invoked : but it would still remain ...
... vessels and it may be that it was not a Dutch interdict , but other considerations , which prevented the Belgians from sending the ships away . In that case , the rule of impartiality could not be invoked : but it would still remain ...
Page 67
... vessel is making a voyage , and in the course of it puts into neutral ports , or traverses neutral territorial waters which she might , if she chose , skirt instead , she is doing what may indeed be necessary in order to enable her ...
... vessel is making a voyage , and in the course of it puts into neutral ports , or traverses neutral territorial waters which she might , if she chose , skirt instead , she is doing what may indeed be necessary in order to enable her ...
Page 68
... vessels of 300 to 400 tons , dispatched on an ad- venture in which the master was often jointly interested 1 Prize Law . By Viscount Tiverton . London : Butterworth & Co. 1914 . as owner . In burden and means of propulsion , 68 THE LAW ...
... vessels of 300 to 400 tons , dispatched on an ad- venture in which the master was often jointly interested 1 Prize Law . By Viscount Tiverton . London : Butterworth & Co. 1914 . as owner . In burden and means of propulsion , 68 THE LAW ...
Page 69
... vessel is rarely the owner of the cargo , and cargo - owners are as often as not , of different nationality from the owners of the ship . The vessels , whether tramp steamers or mail boats , are enor- mously larger , and it is the ...
... vessel is rarely the owner of the cargo , and cargo - owners are as often as not , of different nationality from the owners of the ship . The vessels , whether tramp steamers or mail boats , are enor- mously larger , and it is the ...
Page 71
... vessel , its papers and cargo , and to administer interrogatories to the persons found . on board . At this stage the captors were not examined , nor were they allowed to examine the claimants or the captured persons . The evidence ...
... vessel , its papers and cargo , and to administer interrogatories to the persons found . on board . At this stage the captors were not examined , nor were they allowed to examine the claimants or the captured persons . The evidence ...
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