The Control of American Foreign Relations
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See for sources of international law, Draft Code for an International Court, Art. 35, Am. Jl. Int. Law, Supp. , 14 : 379, Oct. 1920, and Wright, Minn. Law Rev. , 5 : 436.
PERFORMANCE OF NATIONAL OBLIGATIONS. 209 any obligations requiring specific performance. It requires that states preserve order in their territory and exercise especial vigilance in such matters as the protection of diplomatic officers, the preser- vation of neutrality, the suppression of nuisances such as piracy. But here the... state's responsibility is indirect. The law of neutrality requires that neutral states intern troops and vessels illegally in their jurisdiction and restore prizes illegally captured or brought within their jurisdiction, but these requirements are designed pri- marily as means for the enforcement of law against individuals in the neutral state's jurisdiction. Certain ceremonial observances such as exchanging salutes by public vessels, though customary, are really matters of courtesy rather than law.
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See for sources of international law, Draft Code for an International Court, Art. 35, Am. Jl. Int. Law, Supp. , 14 : 379, Oct. 1920, and Wright, Minn. Law Rev. , 5 : 436.
PERFORMANCE OF NATIONAL OBLIGATIONS. 209 any obligations requiring specific performance. It requires that states preserve order in their territory and exercise especial vigilance in such matters as the protection of diplomatic officers, the preser- vation of neutrality, the suppression of nuisances such as piracy. But here the... state's responsibility is indirect. The law of neutrality requires that neutral states intern troops and vessels illegally in their jurisdiction and restore prizes illegally captured or brought within their jurisdiction, but these requirements are designed pri- marily as means for the enforcement of law against individuals in the neutral state's jurisdiction. Certain ceremonial observances such as exchanging salutes by public vessels, though customary, are really matters of courtesy rather than law.
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