International Law
International Law
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. Attached to such a man-of-Avar, charged with an offence on shore, is liable to arrest therefor in the country where the offence may have been com- mitted. " (Mr. Fish, Sec. Of State, to Gommodore Gase, Jan. 27, 1872, 92 MS. Dom. Let. 322. ) LXV.
NATIONALITY OF VESSELS.
1. Evidence of the Flag-.
The Treasury regulations, article 93, which declare such vessels entitled to the protection of the authorities and flag of the United States, recognize the rights of these vessels to carry it.
202 INTE...RNATIONAL LAW.
2. Flags.
The word "flag, " when used either in public or private inter- national law, in maritime subjects, designates the nationality of the vessel, arising from ownership, and the "law of the flag" is that which ascertains when a transaction is governed by the law of the country where the owner of the vessel resides, under which the master holds his authority to bind the vessel or its OAvner, or which governs the internal discipline of a ship or its liability to others. Expressions also have been used at times, with some looseness, in the maritime law, in which a vessel is spoken of as having a personality ol its own, in reference to its liability in rem, inde- pendently of that of its owners.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. Attached to such a man-of-Avar, charged with an offence on shore, is liable to arrest therefor in the country where the offence may have been com- mitted. " (Mr. Fish, Sec. Of State, to Gommodore Gase, Jan. 27, 1872, 92 MS. Dom. Let. 322. ) LXV.
NATIONALITY OF VESSELS.
1. Evidence of the Flag-.
The Treasury regulations, article 93, which declare such vessels entitled to the protection of the authorities and flag of the United States, recognize the rights of these vessels to carry it.
202 INTE...RNATIONAL LAW.
2. Flags.
The word "flag, " when used either in public or private inter- national law, in maritime subjects, designates the nationality of the vessel, arising from ownership, and the "law of the flag" is that which ascertains when a transaction is governed by the law of the country where the owner of the vessel resides, under which the master holds his authority to bind the vessel or its OAvner, or which governs the internal discipline of a ship or its liability to others. Expressions also have been used at times, with some looseness, in the maritime law, in which a vessel is spoken of as having a personality ol its own, in reference to its liability in rem, inde- pendently of that of its owners.
What to read after International Law?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by B Berthold Singer to read onlineMoreLess
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