International Law StudiesU.S. Government Printing Office, 1929 |
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... visit and search to a suitable locality reasonably accessible . " Refusal , after warning , to obey such orders to alight or to proceed to such a locality for examination exposes an aircraft to the risk of being fired upon . " ART . 51 ...
... visit and search to a suitable locality reasonably accessible . " Refusal , after warning , to obey such orders to alight or to proceed to such a locality for examination exposes an aircraft to the risk of being fired upon . " ART . 51 ...
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... visit and search . The vessel summoned does not stop , but tries to avoid visit and search by flight . The cruiser may employ force to stop her , and if the merchant vessel is damaged or sunk , she has no right to complain , since she ...
... visit and search . The vessel summoned does not stop , but tries to avoid visit and search by flight . The cruiser may employ force to stop her , and if the merchant vessel is damaged or sunk , she has no right to complain , since she ...
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... visit and search can not be effected so long as aircraft retain their present form . Article 49 , therefore , necessitates the recognition of a right on the part of belligerent military aircraft to order nonmilitary aircraft to alight ...
... visit and search can not be effected so long as aircraft retain their present form . Article 49 , therefore , necessitates the recognition of a right on the part of belligerent military aircraft to order nonmilitary aircraft to alight ...
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