Effects of War On Property
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221.
8 Hall, p. 457.
a The Felicity, 77. Dodson, 383. Hall, 476, n.
90 Effects of War on Property enemy proprietor, where there is no neutral property on board. " l The distinction between the two systems of de- struction is important, as will be seen later, in cases where neutral property is destroyed along with enemy ships.
II. Enemy goods in a belligerent's own ships.
From the point of view of municipal law, ships are floating portions of the national jurisdiction. Goods, therefore, belongin...g to an enemy and found in a belligerent's own ships will not be subject to the law of maritime capture, but will be on the footing of the movable property of enemy subjects found on a belligerent's territory. The case under consideration will seldom occur except at the outbreak of war, since carriage of the enemy's merchandise, like other commercial intercourse, would be forbidden during the war.
III. Enemy goods in neutral bottoms.
Under the Declaration of Paris of 1856 "the neutral flag covers enemy merchandise except con- traband of war.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
221.
8 Hall, p. 457.
a The Felicity, 77. Dodson, 383. Hall, 476, n.
90 Effects of War on Property enemy proprietor, where there is no neutral property on board. " l The distinction between the two systems of de- struction is important, as will be seen later, in cases where neutral property is destroyed along with enemy ships.
II. Enemy goods in a belligerent's own ships.
From the point of view of municipal law, ships are floating portions of the national jurisdiction. Goods, therefore, belongin...g to an enemy and found in a belligerent's own ships will not be subject to the law of maritime capture, but will be on the footing of the movable property of enemy subjects found on a belligerent's territory. The case under consideration will seldom occur except at the outbreak of war, since carriage of the enemy's merchandise, like other commercial intercourse, would be forbidden during the war.
III. Enemy goods in neutral bottoms.
Under the Declaration of Paris of 1856 "the neutral flag covers enemy merchandise except con- traband of war.
What to read after Effects of War On Property?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alm Latifi to read onlineMoreLess
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