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 41.
320. lappuse
... rule was transformed into written law in the 1958 High Seas Convention , 13 presumably indicating that the unilateral use of coercion by a State against a pirate is not inconsistent with the purposes of the United Nations . The pirate ...
... rule was transformed into written law in the 1958 High Seas Convention , 13 presumably indicating that the unilateral use of coercion by a State against a pirate is not inconsistent with the purposes of the United Nations . The pirate ...
322. lappuse
... rules of neutrality which " the contracting states bind themselves to observe . . . with regard to civil strife in ... rule of the second paragraph regarding warships contemplates capture by other than the government to which they ...
... rules of neutrality which " the contracting states bind themselves to observe . . . with regard to civil strife in ... rule of the second paragraph regarding warships contemplates capture by other than the government to which they ...
329. lappuse
... rule that , on the high seas , ships are subject only to the exclusive jurisdiction of their flag State.44 The policy interests supporting this common authority were discussed earlier.45 piratical for want of external recognition of ...
... rule that , on the high seas , ships are subject only to the exclusive jurisdiction of their flag State.44 The policy interests supporting this common authority were discussed earlier.45 piratical for want of external recognition of ...
331. lappuse
... rule , the State which seizes the pirate ship and its personnel has competence to dispose of the property and ship and prosecute the personnel.53 Our case is the exception , however , since the seizure was carried out in the territorial ...
... rule , the State which seizes the pirate ship and its personnel has competence to dispose of the property and ship and prosecute the personnel.53 Our case is the exception , however , since the seizure was carried out in the territorial ...
334. lappuse
... rules against piracy are better enforced if such an option is available . Once such a seizure is made , the ship and its personnel should be tendered to the territorial government for its adjudication . This was not done by Cuba . The ...
... rules against piracy are better enforced if such an option is available . Once such a seizure is made , the ship and its personnel should be tendered to the territorial government for its adjudication . This was not done by Cuba . The ...
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