International Law, Chiefly as Interpreted and Applied by the United States, Volum 3Little, Brown, 1947 - 2489 sider |
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... belonging within its own domain a belligerent does not appear to be restricted by the circumstance that its territory is remote from the zone of hostilities . The fact of such remoteness therefrom may , however , in case of belligerent ...
... belonging within its own domain a belligerent does not appear to be restricted by the circumstance that its territory is remote from the zone of hostilities . The fact of such remoteness therefrom may , however , in case of belligerent ...
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... belonging to either of the Spanish parties . Regarding these attacks as at variance with the rules of international law set forth in Part IV of the Treaty of London of April 22 , 1930 , and confirmed in the Protocol signed at London ...
... belonging to either of the Spanish parties . Regarding these attacks as at variance with the rules of international law set forth in Part IV of the Treaty of London of April 22 , 1930 , and confirmed in the Protocol signed at London ...
Side 2070
... belonging to a neutral State , by flying at the mainmast the national flag of the belligerent under whose control they are placed . Hospital ships which , under the terms of the Convention , are detained by the enemy , must haul down ...
... belonging to a neutral State , by flying at the mainmast the national flag of the belligerent under whose control they are placed . Hospital ships which , under the terms of the Convention , are detained by the enemy , must haul down ...
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VOLUME THREE | 1679 |
TITLE | 1686 |
Insurrection Civil War Rebellion | 1692 |
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