Cases And Opinions On International Law And Various Points of English Law Conne
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and mode of application wore these: ( I i Ii wa- recog'ni/ed from a comparatively carlv period that- neutral- urn. -] no; carry on their trade with port. S or place. - in the territory nf uiie belligerent, communication with which ha-d been interdicted l. \ the other; tin- forimne; the subject of the "law of blockade. I nder the earlier la\\" this was probably confined to plai -es \\itii \\lnch the bol lifi'i'i'Ollt had cut oil communicat ion. In the conrs' 1 of some specilic operation ol' \\ar... and in pnr-uance of an immediate military cndi/'i. L>ut hy \'ir]ii of a more recent: prac- tice, commonly kno\\n as '' commorfial blockade, " belligerents have as-umed the ri^-ht to intei'dicl neutral trafiic. Not merely \\iih places (hat are blockaded in aid of some specilic operation of uar. But also \\iih extended area-. CoxcrniL;' at limes ;lr. ' entire sea-I)oai'd of the enemy, "with iho object of striking; a1 his commerce and u'oukeuinfi'liis resources. This ne\v departure in mariiinn^ \var- --although siricth" in deroo'ation of the principle on which belligerent restraints on neu- tral trade \\ere originally ba-cd lias now become sufficiently estab- lished in practice and by general acipno-cenc > i /, ) to warrant its beinu' iriMled as a permissible measure; and.
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and mode of application wore these: ( I i Ii wa- recog'ni/ed from a comparatively carlv period that- neutral- urn. -] no; carry on their trade with port. S or place. - in the territory nf uiie belligerent, communication with which ha-d been interdicted l. \ the other; tin- forimne; the subject of the "law of blockade. I nder the earlier la\\" this was probably confined to plai -es \\itii \\lnch the bol lifi'i'i'Ollt had cut oil communicat ion. In the conrs' 1 of some specilic operation ol' \\ar... and in pnr-uance of an immediate military cndi/'i. L>ut hy \'ir]ii of a more recent: prac- tice, commonly kno\\n as '' commorfial blockade, " belligerents have as-umed the ri^-ht to intei'dicl neutral trafiic. Not merely \\iih places (hat are blockaded in aid of some specilic operation of uar. But also \\iih extended area-. CoxcrniL;' at limes ;lr. ' entire sea-I)oai'd of the enemy, "with iho object of striking; a1 his commerce and u'oukeuinfi'liis resources. This ne\v departure in mariiinn^ \var- --although siricth" in deroo'ation of the principle on which belligerent restraints on neu- tral trade \\ere originally ba-cd lias now become sufficiently estab- lished in practice and by general acipno-cenc > i /, ) to warrant its beinu' iriMled as a permissible measure; and.
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