International Law StudiesU.S. Government Printing Office, 1936 |
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... neutral port . - When vessels were slow sailing and dependent upon winds and tides , ordinary repairs essential to seaworthiness were easily determined ... port authorities . The reason for 4 VESSELS AND NEUTRAL PORTS Repairs in neutral port.
... neutral port . - When vessels were slow sailing and dependent upon winds and tides , ordinary repairs essential to seaworthiness were easily determined ... port authorities . The reason for 4 VESSELS AND NEUTRAL PORTS Repairs in neutral port.
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... neutral state liable . Cargoes bound for foreign neutral ports from a foreign neutral port regardless of the nature of the cargo , if not under some domestic restriction , as perhaps opium in some states , are not liable to interference ...
... neutral state liable . Cargoes bound for foreign neutral ports from a foreign neutral port regardless of the nature of the cargo , if not under some domestic restriction , as perhaps opium in some states , are not liable to interference ...
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... neutral territory as a base but the shipment of cargo from a belligerent port to a neutral port would not involve such questions , A neutral vessel which delivers supplies to a belligerent vessel of war may be considered by the opposing ...
... neutral territory as a base but the shipment of cargo from a belligerent port to a neutral port would not involve such questions , A neutral vessel which delivers supplies to a belligerent vessel of war may be considered by the opposing ...
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SITUATION 1Continued | 34 |
SITUATION IContinued | 50 |
Action during civil strife | 55 |
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