 | Joseph Chitty - 1824 - 1090 sider
...instrument, publi* or private; we are to collect from the nature of the subject, from the words and the context, the true intent and meaning of the contracting...A. and B., or happen to be two independent states. (5) (1) Sir James Marriot's Opi- (3) 2 Chalmer's Col. Op. 347. nion on the duration of the (4) 2 Chalmer's... | |
 | Edward William Cox - 1846 - 598 sider
...construe this treaty as we would construe any other instrument, public or private. We are to collect from the nature of the subject, from the words, and...of the contracting parties, whether they are A. and В., or happen to be two independent states." And so Vattel in many passages confirms this position... | |
 | Francisco Ferreira Santa Serva (defendant.), William Bassett Hewson - 1846 - 180 sider
...construe this treaty as we would cons!rue any other instrument, public or private; we arc to collect from the nature of the subject, from the words and...meaning of the contracting parties, whether they are A. or B., or two independent states. Vattel, (lib. 2, c. 17, s. 268,) lays down, " that treaties are no... | |
 | Great Britain. Court for Crown Cases Reserved - 1850 - 674 sider
...construe this treaty as we would construe any other instrument public or private. We are to collect from the nature of the subject, from the words and...would commit themselves upon very disadvantageous 1845. ground, ground which they can have no opportunity R- °- SERVA of examining, if they were to... | |
 | Emer de Vattel - 1852 - 666 sider
...instrument, public or private ; we are to collect from the nature of the subject, from the wvrJs and the context, the true intent and meaning of the contracting...A. and B., or happen to be two independent states. (Per Eyre, Ch. J., in Marry iitt v. Wibon, 1 Bos. A Pul. 43C — i39. ( Tkt CainJ States v. Arndando... | |
 | Robert Phillimore - 1854 - 930 sider
...construe this Treaty as we would construe any other instrument public or private. We are to collect from the nature of the subject, from the words and...would commit themselves upon very disadvantageous ground,—ground which they can have no opportunity of examining, if they were to suffer collateral... | |
 | Sir Robert Phillimore - 1855 - 544 sider
...construe this Treaty as we would construe any other instrument public or private. We are to collect from the nature of the subject, from the words and...of the contracting parties, whether they are A. and В., or happen to be two independent States. The judges who administer the municipal laws of one of... | |
 | Emer de Vattel - 1856 - 668 sider
...from tho nature of the subject, from the words and the context, the true intent and meaning of tho contracting parties, whether they are A. and B., or happen to be two independent states. (Per Eyre, Ch. J., in Marryatt v. Wilton, 1 Bos. & Pul 436 — 439. { The United Stales v. Arredoudo... | |
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We are to construe this Treaty as we would construe any other instrument public or private. We are to collect from the nature of the subject, from the words and from the context, the true intent and meaning of the contracting parties, whether they are... 
