English Ruling Cases volume 2
English Ruling Cases volume 2
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Halo, P. C. 162, may exist without open war. So the King, by his prerogative, may, in a declaration of war, except certain of the eueiny's subjects, 1 Ld: Ray. 283. A declaration of war generally Contains a prohibition to trade with the enemy ; but a proclamation for marque and reprisals only, does not ; and it is only from the prohibition of the King, by virtue of his prerogative, that the ille- gality arises. It is not stated that the goods were purchased of an ■enemy, nor even in an enemy's ...country, but only that they were shipped from Holland, under the circumstances before stated. The particular period when the goods were purchased is not mentioned ; aiid this is the more material, because by the treaty before sub- sisting between England and Holland, it was stipulated, That in •case of war, the subjects of either country respectively should have six months to retire to their own country, with their property This amounts to a licence to the subject to bring away his property within that time ; but at any rate, the King's licence, obtained after the shipping of the goods, was sufficient to legalise the whole •adventure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Halo, P. C. 162, may exist without open war. So the King, by his prerogative, may, in a declaration of war, except certain of the eueiny's subjects, 1 Ld: Ray. 283. A declaration of war generally Contains a prohibition to trade with the enemy ; but a proclamation for marque and reprisals only, does not ; and it is only from the prohibition of the King, by virtue of his prerogative, that the ille- gality arises. It is not stated that the goods were purchased of an ■enemy, nor even in an enemy's ...country, but only that they were shipped from Holland, under the circumstances before stated. The particular period when the goods were purchased is not mentioned ; aiid this is the more material, because by the treaty before sub- sisting between England and Holland, it was stipulated, That in •case of war, the subjects of either country respectively should have six months to retire to their own country, with their property This amounts to a licence to the subject to bring away his property within that time ; but at any rate, the King's licence, obtained after the shipping of the goods, was sufficient to legalise the whole •adventure.
What to read after English Ruling Cases volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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