Halleck's International Law, Or, Rules Regulating the Intercourse of States in Peace and War, 2. sējums

Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner, 1893

Continental writers	13

Example of Switzerland	14

It must be exercised in a lawful manner	15

Historical examples	16

Character of support to be given	17

Where no probability of an exchange	18

Merchant ships under their convoy	19

Vattels opinion	20

308	308

CHAPTER XXIX	310

31	313

7	322

325	325

327	327

I	334

Licenses to trade 2 A general license 3 A special license 4 Judicial decisions on licenses 5 Want of uniformity in British decisions 6 Representations of...	343

Opinions of publicists	21

Effect of enemys convoy	22

Effect of resistance of neutral master	23

Neutral property in enemys vessels	24

May he kill them in certain cases? 20 Useless defence of a place	30

Sacking a captured town	33

Remarks of Napier Deserters	33

Rule of reciprocity	34

Limitation of the rule PAGE 18 18 19 19 22 22 23 23 24 25 25 26	42

33	43

CHAPTER XX	58

PAGE	63

Penalty for offences	68

75	75

I	78

CHAPTER XXII	80

87	86

PAGE	90

15	93

Laws of different States	102

Decisions of French prize courts	103

Vessels of discovery	105

Fishingboats	106

Cases of shipwreck 25 Distinctions between reprisals and privateering 26 Privateers not used in recent wars 27 Declaration of the Conference of Paris ...	122

CHAPTER XXIII	124

Acceptance of a license from enemy	137

If condemned in captors country	141

Pretended exception of Bynkershoek	150

PARA	169

App British proclamation of neutrality 1877	175

CHAPTER XXV	182

Penalty for breach of blockade	208

Plea of ignorance or force	216

17	227

Insurance how affected by violation of a blockade	228

23	233

CHAPTER XXVII	239

260	260

25	269

26	270

Spoliation of papers 271 28 Use of false papers	271

Impressment of seamen from neutral vessels	272

American rule on this subject	275

CHAPTER XXVIII	276

288	288

289	289

290	290

352	352

17	355

30	361

Of owners of privateers	362

The Alabama case	374

Effect of fraud on claims for joint capture	380

32	391

Exceptions to rule	393

English prize courts	398

14	404

When jurisdiction may be enquired into	412

Forfeiture of claims to prize	417

App Practice in prize courts	425

CHAPTER XXXIII	432

Rights of Complete Conquest	445

Military contributions	448

Of hostile populations 17 18 Capture on the battle field Useless destruction of enemys property	452

Conquests how completed	467

The right to private property	475

9	477

16	483

To the laws of the new sovereignty	489

Conquest changes political rights but not rights of property	493

CHAPTER XXXV	500

40	502

20	520

125	522

If original capture be unlawful	523

APPENDIX	529

Earliest age at which marriage can be solemnised in each of	556

55	569

59	579

61	580

Foreign Enlistment	581

62	586

63	588

64	603

569	604

8	605

66	606

22	611

69	614

9	619

70	621

71	625

12	626

Nosaukums	Halleck's International Law, Or, Rules Regulating the Intercourse of States in Peace and War, 2. sējums Halleck's International Law, Or, Rules Regulating the Intercourse of States in Peace and War, Henry Wager Halleck
Autors	Henry Wager Halleck
Redaktors	Sir Sherston Baker
Izdevums:	3
Izdevējs	Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner, 1893
Oriģināls no	Hārvarda universitāte
Digitalizēta	20.8.2007

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