Exterritoriality: The Law Relating to Consular Jurisdiction and to Residence in Oriental Countries |
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... claim and grant of foreign jurisdiction has called into being is artificial in the extreme . It recognizes the existence of two separate communities in the same country . Where one is savage and the other is civilised , the points of ...
... claim and grant of foreign jurisdiction has called into being is artificial in the extreme . It recognizes the existence of two separate communities in the same country . Where one is savage and the other is civilised , the points of ...
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... claim to exercise this jurisdiction regular forms of ( under s . 2 of the Act ) in countries which were without regular governments at the time when it was asserted , falls to the ground government . so soon as the natives establish a ...
... claim to exercise this jurisdiction regular forms of ( under s . 2 of the Act ) in countries which were without regular governments at the time when it was asserted , falls to the ground government . so soon as the natives establish a ...
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... claim in sovereignty is made by another Power to the territory , in accordance with the usages of international law . In practice , however , it is probable that certain formalities would be gone through in both cases , in order to put ...
... claim in sovereignty is made by another Power to the territory , in accordance with the usages of international law . In practice , however , it is probable that certain formalities would be gone through in both cases , in order to put ...
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... claim under him , as British law would afford him for British property . " IÇOI , A.C. at p . 384 . Sec . of State v . Charlesworth , 1901 , A.C. 373 . No territorial rights acquired . This explanation of the privileges of ...
... claim under him , as British law would afford him for British property . " IÇOI , A.C. at p . 384 . Sec . of State v . Charlesworth , 1901 , A.C. 373 . No territorial rights acquired . This explanation of the privileges of ...
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... claim is recog- waters . nized for all purposes , especially for the purposes of defensive legislation , other than ... claiming them considers necessary for its self defence , so long as it exercises the right within the limits of ...
... claim is recog- waters . nized for all purposes , especially for the purposes of defensive legislation , other than ... claiming them considers necessary for its self defence , so long as it exercises the right within the limits of ...
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