International Cases Arbitrations And Incidents Illustrative of International La
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" On December 29 she was brought into Durban by a British cruiser as a prize. The German Consul at Durban at once protested against the seizure and detention and on the 3ist the German Embassy at London requested her release "on the ground that she carries no contraband according to assurances of owners, and because her detention, owing to her being a mail- 410 CONTINUOUS VOYAGE ship, Interferes with public and common interests, in addition to the loss suffered by the Company. " This was follow...ed on January 4, 1900, by a formal note setting forth the opinion of the German Government that there was no justification for Prize Court proceedings. "This view, " it said, "is grounded on the consideration that proceedings before a prize court are only justified in cases where the presence of contraband of war is proved, and that, whatever may have been on board the Bundesrath, there could have been no contraband of war, since, according to recognized principles of international law, there cannot be con- traband of war in trade between neutral ports.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" On December 29 she was brought into Durban by a British cruiser as a prize. The German Consul at Durban at once protested against the seizure and detention and on the 3ist the German Embassy at London requested her release "on the ground that she carries no contraband according to assurances of owners, and because her detention, owing to her being a mail- 410 CONTINUOUS VOYAGE ship, Interferes with public and common interests, in addition to the loss suffered by the Company. " This was follow...ed on January 4, 1900, by a formal note setting forth the opinion of the German Government that there was no justification for Prize Court proceedings. "This view, " it said, "is grounded on the consideration that proceedings before a prize court are only justified in cases where the presence of contraband of war is proved, and that, whatever may have been on board the Bundesrath, there could have been no contraband of war, since, according to recognized principles of international law, there cannot be con- traband of war in trade between neutral ports.
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