The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 210A. Constable, 1909 |
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Page 174
... belligerent to destroy a neutral ship before adjudication by a prize court , the British rule denies that the belligerent has any such right . The one rule implies that belligerent rights are paramount and above all other considerations ...
... belligerent to destroy a neutral ship before adjudication by a prize court , the British rule denies that the belligerent has any such right . The one rule implies that belligerent rights are paramount and above all other considerations ...
Page 175
... belligerent , and by way of further consolation , if not satisfied with the decision of the national prize court , he may take his case to the international court . ' In other words , a vista of legal proceedings opens before the ...
... belligerent , and by way of further consolation , if not satisfied with the decision of the national prize court , he may take his case to the international court . ' In other words , a vista of legal proceedings opens before the ...
Page 177
... belligerent warship all information as to the character of the vessels and their cargoes which could be obtained by search . Is this in the case of large vessels with general cargoes practicable ? And , again , What is a convoy ? These ...
... belligerent warship all information as to the character of the vessels and their cargoes which could be obtained by search . Is this in the case of large vessels with general cargoes practicable ? And , again , What is a convoy ? These ...
Contents
1 Report of South African Convention 19089 | 1 |
Saint Catherine of Genoa and her Friends | 34 |
Fleets Great Britain and Foreign Countries | 57 |
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