Outlines of an International Code

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Baker, Voorhis, 1876 - 712 páginas

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X
23
CHAPTER XXXII
25
CHAPTER VII
28
CHAPTER X
32
Right of legation c
36
Recall
41
1118
46
Withdrawal
50
CHAPTER XIII
57
Exclusion of consuls
60
SECTION
70
CHAPTER
77
Treaty by state in revolution
78
TITLE V
84
Duty of extradition
91
Exception of certain offenses
108
Order of arrest
110
Arrest in anticipation of requisition
112
Preliminary investigation
113
Rules for conducting investigation
114
Documentary evidence
115
Necessary proof of guilt
117
Evidence in case of convicted criminals
118
Conflicting claims
119
Conditional extradition
120
Surrender in case of offense committed on the frontier
121
Second arrest
122
Necessary legislation to be provided
123
SECTION II
124
Local tribunals to order arrest of foreign deserters
125
Capture and imprisonment
126
Delay of extradition for punishment of offense
127
PART II
128
SECTION II
136
Every ship has one national character
142
TITLE VIII
159
Commercial intercourse
163
PART III
168
CHAPTER XXVI
174
CHAPTER XXVII
184
TITLE X
190
SHIPPING XII IMPOSTS XIII QUARANTINE XIV RAILWAYS XV TELEGRAPHS XVI POSTAL SERVICE XVII PATENTS XVIII TRADEMAR...
196
GENERAL PROVISIONS XXXII RULES OF NAVIGATION LAW OF THE ROAD AT SEA XXXIII COLLISION XXXIV AVERAGE XXXV SAL...
197
Foreign navigation
198
Registry enrollment and license
199
Law of the road at sea
200
Night lights
201
Lights for steamtugs
202
Lights for sailing ships
203
Lights for ships at anchor
204
Fog signals
205
Two sailing ships crossing
207
Sailing ship and ship under steam
208
Proviso to save special cases
209
CHAPTER XXXIII
210
Faults of navigation
211
Who liable
212
CHAPTER XXXIV
213
Order of jettison
214
General average
215
Loss how adjusted
216
Jettison of deck cargo
217
Damage by water and breakage
218
Voluntary stranding
219
V
222
TITLE XII
228
TITLE XIII
239
RAILWAYS
241
TITLE XVI
251
Registered correspondence
253
Prepayment required
254
Certain official correspondence free
255
Relations with other countries
257
Internal regulations
258
Conference every three years
259
Mail matter not to be detained
260
CHAPTER XXXVII
265
Language
266
Indorsement
267
TITLE XVII
268
TITLE XVIII
269
Exceptions
271
Declaration
272
Equal privileges of foreigners
273
TITLE XIX
274
Ownership of products of the mind
275
Transfer
276
Correspondence addressed to public offices
277
Translations
279
Extracts from newspapers and periodicals
280
TITLE XX
281
Gold to be the standard
282
Definition of the money unit
284
What gold coins shall be legal tender
291
Silver coinage
292
Limits of variation from standard weight or fineness within which coins shall be current
293
DIVISION SECOND
375
Rank and social condition
377
CHAPTER XL
389
Property in possession or in action
395
CHAPTER XLII
401
TITLE XXVI
410
SECTION II
417
yond the jurisdiction of nation
422
PART VI
423
CHAPTER XLIX
432
PROCEDURE
437
TITLE XXX
445
TITLE XXXIII
484
HOSTILITIES AGAINST PROPERTY LXV CONTRABAND OF WAR LXVI VISITATION SEARCH AND CAPTURE LXVII BLOCKADE LXVIII ...
485
Persons impressed with military character
487
Compulsory service
488
Defensive hostilities
489
Punishment of privateering
490
CHAPTER LVIII
491
Individual enemies
492
Noncombatants
493
Passive enemies sick and wounded leaving armed place
494
CHAPTER LIX
495
Private gratification forbidden
497
Notice of bombardment
499
Mode of retaliation not to be barbarous
500
Good faith in keeping engagements
501
Lawful stratagems
503
Employment and punishment of spies
504
Enlistment of deserters no protection from punish ment
505
Authority to make a truce
506
Interpretation
507
Enforcing
508
Recommencing hostilities
509
CHAPTER LXI
510
Persons attached to ambulances and hospitals
511
Hostage defined
523
Cartels
524
Breach of cartel
525
CHAPTER LXIV
526
end
534
Destroying means of communication
535
Ravaging or laying waste enemys country
536
Property exempt not to be sold or carried away
537
Title to movables
538
Public ships surprised by war
539
Rescue
541
Effect of recapture of property of a neutral
542
Compensation for property taken for military uses
543
CHAPTER LXV
544
Contraband persons
545
Contingent destination presumed to be hostile
546
Destination of ship conclusive as to goods
547
What goods are contraband
548
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549
Goods on board ship exempt from capture
552
Contraband documents
553
CHAPTER LXVI
556
Objects of blockade
573
Adjudication
578
Previous liens
579
Trial of contraband persons
580
Public debt not confiscable
581
Effect of war on executory contracts
582
Removal of interdiction
583
CHAPTER LXX
584
to belligerent nation
585
Interdiction of entrance of foreigners
586
Foreigners rights of residence and vocation
587
Safe conducts
589
Passports
590
Intercourse across lines of military occupation
591
Private ships surprised by war
593
Intercourse of active enemies
594
Commencement and termination of illegality
596
Transfer of ships during war
597
Penalty of illegal intercourse and traffic
598
Attempt to involve a neutral
612
Kinds of assistance
613
Passive assistance
614
Active duties of neutrals
615
Breach of neutrality not justified by precedent obliga tions
616
Aid to sick and wounded
617
Liability for negligence in enforcing neutrality
618
Violations of neutrality
619
Supplies limited
620
Prizes not to be sent into neutral ports
621
Breaches and violations of neutrality declared public offenses
622
DEFINITIONS AND GENERAL PROVISIONS ARTICLE 983 Words how used
623
Words elsewhere defined
624
Who are principals
625
APPENDIX
631
PROJECT OF THE BRUSSELS CONFERENCE
655
APPLICABILITY OF INTERNATIONAL LAW TO ORIENTAL NATIONS
663
PROPOSITION OF PERU
671
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