International Law StudiesU.S. Government Printing Office, 1929 |
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Стр. 43
... exempt from seizure and visitation , and that some arrangement shall be made for immediately forwarding such bags to their destination in the event of the ship which carries them being detained . If this principle , is admitted , the ...
... exempt from seizure and visitation , and that some arrangement shall be made for immediately forwarding such bags to their destination in the event of the ship which carries them being detained . If this principle , is admitted , the ...
Стр. 47
... exempt neutral mails from search or seizure . In presenting this matter to the Russian Government you will refer to this fact and express the confidence of this Government that , in its treatment of the subject , the Russian Government ...
... exempt neutral mails from search or seizure . In presenting this matter to the Russian Government you will refer to this fact and express the confidence of this Government that , in its treatment of the subject , the Russian Government ...
Стр. 48
... exempt from interference except on ample grounds of suspicion of action not permitted to a neutral . ( b ) Mail or passenger vessels of belligerents , of similar lines , upon regular voyages , plying to neutral ports should be exempt ...
... exempt from interference except on ample grounds of suspicion of action not permitted to a neutral . ( b ) Mail or passenger vessels of belligerents , of similar lines , upon regular voyages , plying to neutral ports should be exempt ...
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