Cases On International Law : Principally Selected From Decisions of English And American Courts
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(3) If not, has it been abandoned or ceased to exist by reason of the legislation contained in the various acts relating to trading with the enemy, so far as such legislation deals with the dis- position .of enemy property during the war? (4) Had the crown lost the right to claim the forfeiture of such property, because no inquisi- tion had been held before the conclusion of the armistice v/ith Bul- garia? These stocks and securities were choses in action belonging to the appellant, and I do no...t think any distinction can be drawn between legal and equitable interests in such choses in action. The stocks and securities were the private property of the appellant and were in no way, part of the national revenues or property of the state of Bulgaria.
They would no doubt, if the appellant could have obtained possession of fhem, have been available for use by him in the promotion of the war against this country, but probably he had no intention of so using them, and I think that from the legal point of view they must be considered in the same light as the private property of any other na- 552 EIGHTS AND DUTIES OF NATIONS IN TIME OF WAR (Part 3 tional of the enemy state.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(3) If not, has it been abandoned or ceased to exist by reason of the legislation contained in the various acts relating to trading with the enemy, so far as such legislation deals with the dis- position .of enemy property during the war? (4) Had the crown lost the right to claim the forfeiture of such property, because no inquisi- tion had been held before the conclusion of the armistice v/ith Bul- garia? These stocks and securities were choses in action belonging to the appellant, and I do no...t think any distinction can be drawn between legal and equitable interests in such choses in action. The stocks and securities were the private property of the appellant and were in no way, part of the national revenues or property of the state of Bulgaria.
They would no doubt, if the appellant could have obtained possession of fhem, have been available for use by him in the promotion of the war against this country, but probably he had no intention of so using them, and I think that from the legal point of view they must be considered in the same light as the private property of any other na- 552 EIGHTS AND DUTIES OF NATIONS IN TIME OF WAR (Part 3 tional of the enemy state.
What to read after Cases On International Law : Principally Selected From Decisions of English And American Courts?
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