Supplement to the American Journal of International Law: Official Documents, Volumen10American Society of International Law, 1916 |
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... PRIZES CAPTURED DURING THE PRESENT EUROPEAN WAR Sir , London , March 5 , 1915 ( 1 ) 1 The Russian Ambassador to Sir ... prize court jurisdiction , but is pronounced by the Imperial administrative authorities . It is consequently in this ...
... PRIZES CAPTURED DURING THE PRESENT EUROPEAN WAR Sir , London , March 5 , 1915 ( 1 ) 1 The Russian Ambassador to Sir ... prize court jurisdiction , but is pronounced by the Imperial administrative authorities . It is consequently in this ...
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... prize court , which is bound by international law and not by the ordinary law of the country in which it sits . It is not sufficient for him to stop a neutral vessel and remove from her such articles as he may believe to be intended for ...
... prize court , which is bound by international law and not by the ordinary law of the country in which it sits . It is not sufficient for him to stop a neutral vessel and remove from her such articles as he may believe to be intended for ...
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... prize court the whole of the cargo of every ship which was on her way to a neutral country adjacent to Germany , and to face the consequences of such action , the only course open to them was to discover some test by which goods ...
... prize court the whole of the cargo of every ship which was on her way to a neutral country adjacent to Germany , and to face the consequences of such action , the only course open to them was to discover some test by which goods ...
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... prize court , while articles as to the destination of which there appears to be doubt are detained pending further investigation . 21. If , however , this were all that could be done , there is little doubt that it would be impossible ...
... prize court , while articles as to the destination of which there appears to be doubt are detained pending further investigation . 21. If , however , this were all that could be done , there is little doubt that it would be impossible ...
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... prize court proceedings , or stored in the country of destination until the end of the war , or only handed to the consignees under stringent guarantees that they or their products will not reach the enemy . The companies obtain the ...
... prize court proceedings , or stored in the country of destination until the end of the war , or only handed to the consignees under stringent guarantees that they or their products will not reach the enemy . The companies obtain the ...
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affidavit agreement Ambassador Gerard Ambassador W. H. AMERICAN EMBASSY American Government Appam April April 13 Arabic armed ARTICLE authorities belligerent blockade boats Britain British Government Canal captain capture cargo citizens commander Consul crew cruiser Date Declaration of London decree Department destination diplomatic Dunsley enemy explosion exports facto government fire flag forces Fordney Foreign Affairs Foreign Office foreign warships French German German Government German submarine gram harbor high contracting parties honor instructions international commission international law Joseph W Majesty Majesty's Government March March 28 memorandum men-of-war ment merchant vessels Mexico military Minister nations naval neutral countries note verbale Order in Council Outer Mongolia passengers Plenipotentiary port present President prize court Proclamation regard regulations reply Republic request respective Russian Seal Secretary ship steamer steamship submarine Sussex tele telegram territorial waters tion torpedo trade Transmits treaty Villa Washington