The JAG Journal, 27. sējums,3. izdevumsOffice of the Judge Advocate General, Department of the Navy, 1973 |
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1.5. rezultāts no 18.
321. lappuse
... discussed in I OPPENHEIM - LAUTERPACHT , INTERNATIONAL LAW § 273 ( 8th ed . 1955 ) [ hereinafter cited as OPPENHEIM ] ; I C. HYDE , INTERNATIONAL LAW § 233 ( 2d rev . ed . 1945 ) [ hereinafter cited as HYDE ] ; Report of the Sub ...
... discussed in I OPPENHEIM - LAUTERPACHT , INTERNATIONAL LAW § 273 ( 8th ed . 1955 ) [ hereinafter cited as OPPENHEIM ] ; I C. HYDE , INTERNATIONAL LAW § 233 ( 2d rev . ed . 1945 ) [ hereinafter cited as HYDE ] ; Report of the Sub ...
326. lappuse
... The lack of State responsibility for the pirate's conduct was discussed earlier . See text accompanying notes 23 and 24 . This quotation points out the distinction between " private ends 326 SUMMER 1973 ○ High Seas Insurgents.
... The lack of State responsibility for the pirate's conduct was discussed earlier . See text accompanying notes 23 and 24 . This quotation points out the distinction between " private ends 326 SUMMER 1973 ○ High Seas Insurgents.
329. lappuse
... discussed earlier.45 piratical for want of external recognition of their validity , when the grant of that recognition is properly dependent in the main upon the existence of such a condition of affairs as can only be produced by the ...
... discussed earlier.45 piratical for want of external recognition of their validity , when the grant of that recognition is properly dependent in the main upon the existence of such a condition of affairs as can only be produced by the ...
335. lappuse
... discussed by many writers . 3 To reargue the same points at this time is unnecessary . It suffices to say that this paper assumes that article 51 was intended to preserve the customary international law on self - defense - including ...
... discussed by many writers . 3 To reargue the same points at this time is unnecessary . It suffices to say that this paper assumes that article 51 was intended to preserve the customary international law on self - defense - including ...
343. lappuse
... ( discussed next ) which could achieve this same objective without interfering with a foreign State's authority over its ships on the high seas and introducing added uncertainty into maritime commerce . We may refer again to the imminence ...
... ( discussed next ) which could achieve this same objective without interfering with a foreign State's authority over its ships on the high seas and introducing added uncertainty into maritime commerce . We may refer again to the imminence ...
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