The Canal; Aspects of United States-Panamanian Relations, Volume 10 |
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Page 27
... vessels now find it impossible to pass safely through the Canal.21 The locks have always been militarily vulnerable and Panamanians have feared that a sunken ship might obstruct traffic in the Canal . The Panama Canal operates on the ...
... vessels now find it impossible to pass safely through the Canal.21 The locks have always been militarily vulnerable and Panamanians have feared that a sunken ship might obstruct traffic in the Canal . The Panama Canal operates on the ...
Page 244
... vessels employed in the canal enterprise , and for all vessels in distress having the right to pass through the canal and wishing to anchor in said ports . Such vessels shall be exempt from anchorage and tonnage dues on the part of ...
... vessels employed in the canal enterprise , and for all vessels in distress having the right to pass through the canal and wishing to anchor in said ports . Such vessels shall be exempt from anchorage and tonnage dues on the part of ...
Page 283
... vessels touching at Panamanian ports and upon the officers , crew or passengers of such vessels , the taxes or charges pro- vided by the laws of the Republic of Panama ; it being under- stood that the Republic of Panama will continue ...
... vessels touching at Panamanian ports and upon the officers , crew or passengers of such vessels , the taxes or charges pro- vided by the laws of the Republic of Panama ; it being under- stood that the Republic of Panama will continue ...
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