Manual of International Law: For the Use of Navies, Colonies and Consulates, Volume 2M. Nyhoff, 1884 - International law |
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Page 268
... enemies to each and all on the other , it would seem that every person had a right , so far as the municipal code did not forbid , to fall upon his enemy wherever he could find him ; that , for instance , an invading army had a right to ...
... enemies to each and all on the other , it would seem that every person had a right , so far as the municipal code did not forbid , to fall upon his enemy wherever he could find him ; that , for instance , an invading army had a right to ...
Page 270
... enemy , and every enemy's property liable to capture , we must deny the validity of exceptions , unless treaty or usage has established them . The foreigner brought his property here , it can at once be said , knowing the risk he might ...
... enemy , and every enemy's property liable to capture , we must deny the validity of exceptions , unless treaty or usage has established them . The foreigner brought his property here , it can at once be said , knowing the risk he might ...
Page 271
... enemy States are enemies in so far as the actual state of hostility and the exigen- cies of war render the continuation of innocent intercourse inconsistent with active warfare . Thus when private individuals , as noted above , have no ...
... enemy States are enemies in so far as the actual state of hostility and the exigen- cies of war render the continuation of innocent intercourse inconsistent with active warfare . Thus when private individuals , as noted above , have no ...
Page 272
... ENEMY AND HIS ALLIES . Enemy character . § 176. The hostile character of the public enemy ( hostis ) , which is distinct from that of the private enemy ( inimicus ) , results from political ties and not from personal feelings or ...
... ENEMY AND HIS ALLIES . Enemy character . § 176. The hostile character of the public enemy ( hostis ) , which is distinct from that of the private enemy ( inimicus ) , results from political ties and not from personal feelings or ...
Page 273
... enemy is called a partial alliance . A passive as well as a partial alliance entails the character of enemy , and consequently the loss of neutrality , but does not , per se , place such an ally in the position of belligerent and at the ...
... enemy is called a partial alliance . A passive as well as a partial alliance entails the character of enemy , and consequently the loss of neutrality , but does not , per se , place such an ally in the position of belligerent and at the ...
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