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 35.
317. lappuse
... facts and circumstances surrounding the two incidents within the confines of generally accepted principles of international law leads Major Gehring to answer both interrogations in the negative . I. FACTUAL BACKGROUND A. SEQUENCE OF ...
... facts and circumstances surrounding the two incidents within the confines of generally accepted principles of international law leads Major Gehring to answer both interrogations in the negative . I. FACTUAL BACKGROUND A. SEQUENCE OF ...
325. lappuse
... facts which make it a pirate ship . 3. Any act of instigation or of intentional facilitation of an act described in paragraph 1 or paragraph 2 of this article.28 This principle of responsibility is adopted by Cuba when it is argued that ...
... facts which make it a pirate ship . 3. Any act of instigation or of intentional facilitation of an act described in paragraph 1 or paragraph 2 of this article.28 This principle of responsibility is adopted by Cuba when it is argued that ...
328. lappuse
... acts which are done for the purpose of setting up a legal state of things , and which may in fact have already succeeded in setting it up , are Corroborating the above conclusion is the case of the Santa 328 SUMMER 1973 High Seas ...
... acts which are done for the purpose of setting up a legal state of things , and which may in fact have already succeeded in setting it up , are Corroborating the above conclusion is the case of the Santa 328 SUMMER 1973 High Seas ...
329. lappuse
... fact that the vessel was seized by a group of embarked passengers rather than from another ship or aircraft . The latter is required for piracy under the High Seas Convention.42 G. ENFORCEMENT MEASURES 1. Competence to Seize Pirate ...
... fact that the vessel was seized by a group of embarked passengers rather than from another ship or aircraft . The latter is required for piracy under the High Seas Convention.42 G. ENFORCEMENT MEASURES 1. Competence to Seize Pirate ...
337. lappuse
... fact , the first ship actually boarded in an exercise of the right to visit and search was a Lebanese freighter under charter to the Soviet Union.72 5. Mining of North Vietnam ports The most recent example of interference with third ...
... fact , the first ship actually boarded in an exercise of the right to visit and search was a Lebanese freighter under charter to the Soviet Union.72 5. Mining of North Vietnam ports The most recent example of interference with third ...
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