Manual of International Law: For the Use of Navies, Colonies and Consulates, Volume 2M. Nyhoff, 1884 - International law |
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... question of circumstances , and incapable of defi- nition beforehand , when the citizen is to be con- sidered as entitled to the privilege of an enemy rather than the punishment of a rebel . " " States which have the right to send ...
... question of circumstances , and incapable of defi- nition beforehand , when the citizen is to be con- sidered as entitled to the privilege of an enemy rather than the punishment of a rebel . " " States which have the right to send ...
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... questions with three questions arise , viz.:- regard to the obligation of sending and 1. Is a State bound , as ... question , the sound . opinion appears to be that a State is bound to give audience to an ambassador , and , except ...
... questions with three questions arise , viz.:- regard to the obligation of sending and 1. Is a State bound , as ... question , the sound . opinion appears to be that a State is bound to give audience to an ambassador , and , except ...
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... question , it may be unhesitatingly answered in the negative . It is in the discretion of the receiving State to refuse the reception of a certain diplomatic agent ; but it is not altogether an arbitrary discretion . Some reason must be ...
... question , it may be unhesitatingly answered in the negative . It is in the discretion of the receiving State to refuse the reception of a certain diplomatic agent ; but it is not altogether an arbitrary discretion . Some reason must be ...
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... question which may arise from a possible conflict between his privileges as a foreign ambassador with his present and former obligations contracted as a subject , for it will be seen that a class of these privileges is founded upon the ...
... question which may arise from a possible conflict between his privileges as a foreign ambassador with his present and former obligations contracted as a subject , for it will be seen that a class of these privileges is founded upon the ...
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... question of refusing an ambassador on account of his political nationality , this distinguished author makes the following remarks . " The fact of the ambassador not being a na- tive of the State which sent him would not alone afford a ...
... question of refusing an ambassador on account of his political nationality , this distinguished author makes the following remarks . " The fact of the ambassador not being a na- tive of the State which sent him would not alone afford a ...
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