Commentaries Upon International Law 1
Commentaries Upon International Law 1
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(< Art. 44. War being declared, each confederated State is at liberty to famish for the common defence a greater amount of force than is required as its legal contingent; but this angmentation shall not form the ground of any claim for indemnity agunst the confederation. « Art. 45. Where in case of war between foreign powers^ or other circumstanceSy there is reason to apprehend a yiolation of the nentnd territory of the Confederation, the Diet shall adopt without delay, in the permanent council, such extraordinary measures as it may deem neces- sary to maintain this neutrality. << Art. 46. Where a confederated State, having possessions withont the limit of the Confederation, undertakes a war in its character of a European power, the Confederation, whose relations and obligations are unaffected by such war, remains a stranger thereto. r«l 301 *'^ ^^' ^*^' ^^^^ °^^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^^^^^ menaced, or attacked, L -I in its possessions not included in the Confederation, the latter is not bound to adopt defensive measures, or to take any active part in the war, until the Diet has recognized in the permanent council a plurality of votes, the existence of a danger threatening the territory of the Con- federation.
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(< Art. 44. War being declared, each confederated State is at liberty to famish for the common defence a greater amount of force than is required as its legal contingent; but this angmentation shall not form the ground of any claim for indemnity agunst the confederation. « Art. 45. Where in case of war between foreign powers^ or other circumstanceSy there is reason to apprehend a yiolation of the nentnd territory of the Confederation, the Diet shall adopt without delay, in the permanent council, such extraordinary measures as it may deem neces- sary to maintain this neutrality. << Art. 46. Where a confederated State, having possessions withont the limit of the Confederation, undertakes a war in its character of a European power, the Confederation, whose relations and obligations are unaffected by such war, remains a stranger thereto. r«l 301 *'^ ^^' ^*^' ^^^^ °^^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^^^^^ menaced, or attacked, L -I in its possessions not included in the Confederation, the latter is not bound to adopt defensive measures, or to take any active part in the war, until the Diet has recognized in the permanent council a plurality of votes, the existence of a danger threatening the territory of the Con- federation.
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