The American Journal of International Law, Volume 4, Part 1American Society of International Law, 1910 - International law |
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... rule now is that the vessel does not become confiscated for that act . But this rule is liable to exceptions . Where a ship belongs to the owner of the cargo , or where the ship is going on such service under a false destination or ...
... rule now is that the vessel does not become confiscated for that act . But this rule is liable to exceptions . Where a ship belongs to the owner of the cargo , or where the ship is going on such service under a false destination or ...
Page 232
... rule of drawing a median line midway between the in- habited lands does not find sufficient support in the law of nations in force in the seventeenth century . And Whereas , it is the same way with the rule of the thalweg or the most ...
... rule of drawing a median line midway between the in- habited lands does not find sufficient support in the law of nations in force in the seventeenth century . And Whereas , it is the same way with the rule of the thalweg or the most ...
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... rule of apportionment . The admiralty rule , as harsh as it is , modifies the still harsher rule of the common law for- bidding apportionment of liability and damage among joint tort - feasors . If the adjudication of an equal ...
... rule of apportionment . The admiralty rule , as harsh as it is , modifies the still harsher rule of the common law for- bidding apportionment of liability and damage among joint tort - feasors . If the adjudication of an equal ...
Contents
Woolsey | 1 |
COMPULSORY ARBITRATION AT THE SECOND HAGUE CONFERENCE Heinrich | 83 |
THE LAW OF THE AIRSHIP Simeon E Baldwin | 95 |
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