Capture in War On Land And Sea
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, p. 269 ; III. , p. 911. (Choate. ) 2 Prot. III. , pp. 970 el seg. , 982 / seq.
OBJECT OF SEIZURE. 73 motors for auxiliary purposes. Accordingly, it was not desired to exclude steamboats on principle. Even a determination of the extent of territorial waters was evaded, in view of the fact that the fishermen of Japan and England, for instance, often go very far from the coast.^ Fromageot's report insisted particularly that fishers on the enemy's coasts were not exclusively meant, but also those... who practised their calling outside their own country. The Portuguese delegate, Iwens Ferraz, instanced in particular the Moroccan coastal fishery.^ On the proposal of Austria the small local traffic was excluded from prize as well as fishing vessels : that is to say, " boats and vessels of small size carrying agricultural produce, and devoting them- selves to modest local traffic between the coasts and neighbouring islands or islets. " ^ Den Beer Portugael ^ would also have liked to see the "vessels engaged in deep-sea fishing" exempted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, p. 269 ; III. , p. 911. (Choate. ) 2 Prot. III. , pp. 970 el seg. , 982 / seq.
OBJECT OF SEIZURE. 73 motors for auxiliary purposes. Accordingly, it was not desired to exclude steamboats on principle. Even a determination of the extent of territorial waters was evaded, in view of the fact that the fishermen of Japan and England, for instance, often go very far from the coast.^ Fromageot's report insisted particularly that fishers on the enemy's coasts were not exclusively meant, but also those... who practised their calling outside their own country. The Portuguese delegate, Iwens Ferraz, instanced in particular the Moroccan coastal fishery.^ On the proposal of Austria the small local traffic was excluded from prize as well as fishing vessels : that is to say, " boats and vessels of small size carrying agricultural produce, and devoting them- selves to modest local traffic between the coasts and neighbouring islands or islets. " ^ Den Beer Portugael ^ would also have liked to see the "vessels engaged in deep-sea fishing" exempted.
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