16
73
that such
Nessel was
altogether
except from arrest: for he abs (p. 484) "it is not reasonable to suppose that private individuals
"This
tr
Country should
services
go
in
unrewarded)
for services performed to the Ships
of foreign Governments,
as they
would have been liberally
Rewarded for similar services performed for such Ships belonging
"to their
own
such
And what
would have been proper for the Salons in the first instance to have applied for compensation to the Government, he proceeds to say
that it is not
until after their denial
that
recourse
should be had
"elsewhere". I ought however to add that in the course of
Case reference
was made
by Counsel to the Case
of
of greater
that
we come
was
decided in 1876, in which it was
said that the same
learned Judge
had refused to entertain a claim suit against
the
owners of an
English Ship
the
DOTA
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