WAS BEDEUTET PRIZE COURT AUF ENGLISCH
Definition von prize court im Wörterbuch Englisch
Die Definition des Preisgerichts im Wörterbuch ist ein Gericht, das dafür zuständig ist, zu bestimmen, wie Eigentum, das in Kriegszeiten auf See gefangen wurde, verteilt werden soll.
10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «PRIZE COURT» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
prize court in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
prize court im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
1
Reports of Two Cases Determined in the
Prize Court for New ...
PRIZE COURT OF TEE UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF NEW-YORK.
Charles Johnson, on behalf of himself, Owners, ) D. 8. Jones, Griffin, Em- Officers
and Crew of the private armed > met and Wells, for Ii- vessel called the Tickler.
William Peter Van Ness,
1814
2
The United States and Yhe World
Court as a "Supreme
Court of ...
bound up so intimately with that of the projected Prize Court, the latter plan
remained abortive as well.153 However, before the fate of the Prize Court was
finally sealed, the United States had attempted at the London Naval Conference
to use ...
3
Prize jurisdiction: argument of Isaiah T. Williams, Esq. ...
argument of Isaiah T. Williams, Esq. before his Honor, Judge Betts, upon the
question of the jurisdiction of the Prize Court, in the case of a vessel captured for
a breach of the blockade Isaiah T. Williams. under the act. If we assume that the
act ...
4
A Manual of Naval
Prize Law
Every such Court, other than the High Court of Admiralty, is comprised in the term
" Vice-Admiralty Prize Court," when hereafter used in this Act. High Court of
Admiralty. 4. The High Court of Admiralty shall have jurisdiction Jurisdiction ...
Sir Godfrey Lushington,
1866
5
Reports of cases decided during the present war in the ...
Judgment. The protection of British property from hostile confiscation is lawful
and praiseworthy. There is no instance in which, on a British ship bell): claimed in
the Prize Court, any question has been raised as to the British registers agreeing
...
6
A Treatise on the Jurisdiction of the High
Court of ...
PRETIUM PERICULI. (See Bottomry, 14.) PRIOR PETENS. (See Damage, 16.)
PRIVATEER SHIPS. (See Prize, 29.) PRIZE. 1. The rule of locality never
prevailed in the Prize Court, 214. 2. Definition of Prize. The king is the " fountain
of Prize.
7
United States Reports: Cases Adjudged in the Supreme
Court
But here the possession will be restored to the Spanish owners, not qua prize,
but simply on the ground that the use of our neutral means in making the 182*.
capture, was a matter in which the prize Court. a Maley v. Shallnck. 3 Crtuch 45C.
United States. Supreme Court, Henry Wheaton, William Cranch,
1822
8
Reports of Cases Adjudged in the Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania
the insurer and insured they enter into the justice of the con“ demnation of a prize
court.” (1 Emerig. 45 8.) The English nation alone gives it countenance. The
ideas of one nation cannot make a law of nations. But it may be said, the reason
of it, ...
9
International Law: A Treatise
At the Second Hague Conference of 1907, therefore, Germany and Great Britain
each brought forward a project for a real International Prize Court. German § 439.
The German project 1 was that national Prize Project of £our£g ghoujd orjy be ...
Lassa Oppenheim, Ronald Roxburgh, Sir Ronald Roxburgh,
1920
10
A digest of the decisions of the Supreme
Court of the United ...
PRIZE. I. Jurisdiction of the Prize Court. II. Authority to capture, and exemption
from capture. III. Questions of proprietary interest, and freight. IV. Domicil and
national character. V. Inability to capture for navigating under the enemy'' s
license. VI.
Henry Wheaton, Two gentlemen of the New-York bar, United States. Supreme Court,
1829
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «PRIZE COURT» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
prize court im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Daily Telegraph May 5 1915
Another tale of German perfidy on page 5 as a Naval Prize Court hears about a captured hospital ship allegedly being used to spy on the ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Mai 15»
Women's Islander tennis match against UTPA moved to Sunday
"We will also be doing a kid's prize court between singles and doubles, which is extremely fun for our younger fans." For all the latest on Islanders Tennis, like ... «KZTV Action 10 News, Feb 15»
WA archives hold key to history
A Prize Court was set up to decide whether the capture was lawful, the ownership of the vessel, whether the cargo was "neutral" or "enemy" and ... «The West Australian, Dez 14»
Revolutionary War hero makes his mark and home in Pottstown
The American commander, John Mullowney, did not believe in slavery and therefore made sure both ships were taken to the federal prize court ... «The Mercury, Nov 14»
Constitutional problems with international courts
... prior international tribunals: the Mixed Commissions for the slave trade in the early 19th century, and the International Prize Court in the early ... «Washington Post, Okt 14»
In a battle with time
... and was officially awarded for the invention of the tank by the British prize court. However, Edwin Wheelock, the vice president and manager ... «Hopewell News, Aug 14»
Three international courts and their constitutional problems
If you said the International Prize Court you would be right (you would also be right if you said the International Criminal Court, but less exotic). «Washington Post, Feb 14»
MEDIATION AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO LENGTHY AND COSTLY …
... proceedings when the High Court is acting as a prize Court and any other proceedings in the Supreme Court instituted under any enactment, ... «Barnacle, Nov 13»
Wrightsville Wreck of the USS Columbia
The US government purchased the Columbia from a prize court at Key West the following November and assigned her to the North Atlantic Blockading ... «Wrightsville Beach Magazine, Dez 12»
Joseph Barss: The greatest of the Nova Scotia privateers
The captured crew would eventually be sent home, but ship and cargo would be put up for auction after a prize court had determined that the ... «Toronto Star, Sep 12»