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essels and subjects of other Nations.
3. Whereby a concession or Quality as Sovereign Power
Sansiger
Power a des
Power,
Puritory to another
every thing incident: or
appurtenant, to the Sovereignty or Dominion
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the Peniday, and all fornegative Pugh's, inherent, or necessarily vested, in the Sovereign Power, not by the reason of the Puritory,
specially mentioned:
reich out being, or when not, specially
(1.
dien, over
Jurisdiction,
the seas within three
miles of the Coast, is incident, or
appurtenant,
to the Dominion on the Territory to which
the seas are ad
For
ad ja sunt, or which they bound,
and is of the Prerogative of the Sovereign Ruler
A
a Town proposing the Territory
Dominion.
and the
Jurisdiction, over the seas within three
miles of the Coast line of the
ceded
Puritory,
therefore, passes to, and is vested in, the Sovereign Power to whom the Territory is ceded.
6.
any way
This though time in the Abstract, may possibly be questioned (when not affected by Treaties), if the exercise of such Jurisdiction, collides with, or necessarily comes into collision with, any other vested right
asserted
claiming to the Jurisdiction in whole
or
the
ove
instance, in the
lying between
Case
comin
or part of a Portion of
an island ceded to
Foreign Power, and the Mainland of the Territory of another Sovereign Power, such Pation of the sea being
three miles in width.
7. In such
a
being, says
one, or like
a
case the only Country
having a right to contest the Jurisdiction of
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