infled frotection -> Inferred Protection

Inferred protection of the sovereign sole peace, but pertinent to the low spoke writing of which the port forms

part; that the onus of the text

Farsimo Maferty

Roci over all

bound public arts is complete.

We are also advised that there

1. Jung

is nothing in the law of

which limits the power of the

authorities to interfere in a foreign

ship in

territorial waters, whether it is intended

for Swing

or for transit. Subjection

(2) Arection & of Orance un off 1415 (of

which

copy is

enclosed

)

risquaio

right to search in order to secure

obedience of the provisions of the Orance

as to importation

and exportations. If

the local authorities have reason to

believe that an

infringement of the

local law is being perpetrated in

connection with

transit, they have a

right to inspect goods marked for transit

exactly

as they would have if they

were in the Colony,

DRAFT.

MINUTE.

Mr. Davis.

Sir G. Grindle.

Sir H. Read.

Sir J. Masterton Smith.

Mr. Ormsby-Gore.

Duke of Devonshire.

powers of interfering

with the goods as they would have if they

were in the Colony,

it is conceivable that the

clause of vision is based on the fact that the regulations relating to the registration of imports

and exports contained in the schedule to Orance in of squa

(a copy of which is also enclosed) do not apply to transit goods. We are

advised that this assumption

is not entirely

limited to the

particular regulation affords

(1)

protection to transit

cargo

in cases in which

the same regulation

is not concerned

but for express exemptions.