The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 466
... contraband of war . Granted that there were good grounds for the destruction of the vessels , and that they could not be destroyed without destroying the cargoes , yet a wrong was done thereby to the neutral owners , and therefore full ...
... contraband of war . Granted that there were good grounds for the destruction of the vessels , and that they could not be destroyed without destroying the cargoes , yet a wrong was done thereby to the neutral owners , and therefore full ...
Page 467
... contraband is well known , and the recent history of Ger- man trade not entirely forgotten . The Hague Conference of 1907 twice enacted that : " A neutral Power is not bound to prevent the export or transit , on behalf of one or other ...
... contraband is well known , and the recent history of Ger- man trade not entirely forgotten . The Hague Conference of 1907 twice enacted that : " A neutral Power is not bound to prevent the export or transit , on behalf of one or other ...
Page 468
... contraband of war " ( Star and Echo , June 1 , 1915 ) . Leaving out this drastic and probably unenforceable piece of do- mestic precaution , the cases resolve themselves into two classes --those in which the goods come from the ...
... contraband of war " ( Star and Echo , June 1 , 1915 ) . Leaving out this drastic and probably unenforceable piece of do- mestic precaution , the cases resolve themselves into two classes --those in which the goods come from the ...
Page 469
... contraband giving notice that it will apply the doctrine of Continuous Transit in spite of Article 35 of the Declaration of London , it can gain the right of capturing them on the high seas . Any attempt to go beyond this , and forbid a ...
... contraband giving notice that it will apply the doctrine of Continuous Transit in spite of Article 35 of the Declaration of London , it can gain the right of capturing them on the high seas . Any attempt to go beyond this , and forbid a ...
Page 622
... contraband , absolute and conditional , and the penalty for its carriage , the conditions of a blockade by notice and de facto , and varying penalties for its breach , unneutral service by carriage of despatches or military officers of ...
... contraband , absolute and conditional , and the penalty for its carriage , the conditions of a blockade by notice and de facto , and varying penalties for its breach , unneutral service by carriage of despatches or military officers of ...
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