 | International law - 1908 - 188 pages
...cables, but this provides only for their protection in normal times. Article XV reads: "It is understood that the stipulations of this Convention shall in no wise affect the liberty of action of belligerents." What liberty of action does the belligerent claim'? Here the only question... | |
 | United States - Naval law - 1945 - 714 pages
...French Republic, and by the latter to the other signatory Governments. ARTICLE XV. It is understood that the stipulations of this Convention shall in no wise affect the liberty of action of belligerents. ARTICLE XVI. This Convention shall take effect on such day as shall be agreed... | |
 | Daniel R. Headrick - History - 1991 - 300 pages
...cutting cables in wartime, Great Britain insisted on inserting an article that read: "It is understood that the stipulations of this convention shall in no wise affect the liberty of action of belligerents." Lord Lyons, British ambassador to France and delegate to the conference, explained:... | |
 | United States - 1904 - 1018 pages
...French Republic, and by the latter to the other signatory Governments. ARTICLE XV. It is understood that the stipulations of this Convention shall in no wise affect the liberty of action of belligerents. ARTICLE XVI. This Convention shall take effect OH such day as shall be agreed... | |
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It is understood that the stipulations of this Convention shall in no wise affect the liberty of action of belligerents. 
