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.
329. lappuse
... 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 very acts in question . It would be absurd to require a claimant to justify his claim by doing ...
... 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 very acts in question . It would be absurd to require a claimant to justify his claim by doing ...
330. lappuse
... grants no authority to seize a pirate ship in the territorial waters of another State.48 McDougal and Burke find the Harvard Research approach better calculated to repress piracy than the High Seas Convention but find the need to seize ...
... grants no authority to seize a pirate ship in the territorial waters of another State.48 McDougal and Burke find the Harvard Research approach better calculated to repress piracy than the High Seas Convention but find the need to seize ...
331. lappuse
... grant authority to make such a seizure in the territorial waters of another State . Our question is whether there is competence to adjudicate in the courts of the seizing State when the seizure occurred in the territorial waters of ...
... grant authority to make such a seizure in the territorial waters of another State . Our question is whether there is competence to adjudicate in the courts of the seizing State when the seizure occurred in the territorial waters of ...
332. lappuse
... grant authority to seize in the terri- torial waters of another State . There is no express language , however , saying that an illegal seizure fails to grant competence to adjudicate . This raises the question generally under ...
... grant authority to seize in the terri- torial waters of another State . There is no express language , however , saying that an illegal seizure fails to grant competence to adjudicate . This raises the question generally under ...
371. lappuse
... grant to France . Another factor for consideration is that no thought had been given to a continental shelf in 1763 , and Britain no doubt considered that she was sovereign only over the islands and their territorial sea . The situation ...
... grant to France . Another factor for consideration is that no thought had been given to a continental shelf in 1763 , and Britain no doubt considered that she was sovereign only over the islands and their territorial sea . The situation ...
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