International Law StudiesU.S. Government Printing Office, 1929 |
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... belligerent right . In order not to delay the ship unnecessarily , the suspected parcels were re- moved for examination , and the ship itself allowed to proceed . The result of the examination was to show that one - third of the parcels ...
... belligerent right . In order not to delay the ship unnecessarily , the suspected parcels were re- moved for examination , and the ship itself allowed to proceed . The result of the examination was to show that one - third of the parcels ...
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... belligerent to another neutral state remote from the theater of war should not be interfered with without special reasons . The belligerent should not be obliged to submit to risks because a person uses first- class mail rather than ...
... belligerent to another neutral state remote from the theater of war should not be interfered with without special reasons . The belligerent should not be obliged to submit to risks because a person uses first- class mail rather than ...
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... belligerent , and warned of the approach of military aircraft of the opposing belligerent , must make the nearest available landing . Failure to do so exposes them to the risk of being fired upon . " ART . 50. Belligerent military ...
... belligerent , and warned of the approach of military aircraft of the opposing belligerent , must make the nearest available landing . Failure to do so exposes them to the risk of being fired upon . " ART . 50. Belligerent military ...
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