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Page 19
... limits of the right are not to be tested by referring to the general jurisdictional powers of Great Britain in that territory , but the limits of those powers are to be tested by reference to the right as defined in the instrument ...
... limits of the right are not to be tested by referring to the general jurisdictional powers of Great Britain in that territory , but the limits of those powers are to be tested by reference to the right as defined in the instrument ...
Page 48
... limits , without a suggestion that the crews of vessels enjoying the right , or whose owners were enjoying the right , might not be employed in the cus- tomary way without regard to nationality . I cannot suppose that it is now intended ...
... limits , without a suggestion that the crews of vessels enjoying the right , or whose owners were enjoying the right , might not be employed in the cus- tomary way without regard to nationality . I cannot suppose that it is now intended ...
Page 73
... limits . His Majesty's Government contend that the negotiators of the treaty meant by " bays , " all those waters ... limit should be measured not from the bay ( as the treaty in terms said ) , but from the shore of the bay . 84 This ...
... limits . His Majesty's Government contend that the negotiators of the treaty meant by " bays , " all those waters ... limit should be measured not from the bay ( as the treaty in terms said ) , but from the shore of the bay . 84 This ...
Page 86
... limits . We differ with England in regard to the measurement of these " limits , " they claim- ing to run from " headland to headland " and we to follow the in- dentations of the coast . But the real difficulty is not here . I do not ...
... limits . We differ with England in regard to the measurement of these " limits , " they claim- ing to run from " headland to headland " and we to follow the in- dentations of the coast . But the real difficulty is not here . I do not ...
Page 102
... limits of the waters within which the vessels of other States could not fish . EFFECT OF THESE CONVENTIONS . These conventions fix by agreement a particular limit of 10 miles on the coasts to which they refer , but it is important to ...
... limits of the waters within which the vessels of other States could not fish . EFFECT OF THESE CONVENTIONS . These conventions fix by agreement a particular limit of 10 miles on the coasts to which they refer , but it is important to ...
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