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as a British ship - but as it would generally happen in the case of ships "within British jurisdiction" that there would be a Customs Officer on the spot to whom the Naval Officer looks to enforce the Law. But if there should be no Customs Officer on the spot, acting under the Naval Duty Officer would there be the same Law in the case of a Chinese Passenger ship, whether British or Foreign, within British Jurisdiction and flying the British flag, as in the case of a British Passenger ship?
this must be made clear at least. But it would of course be better to make it clear in the case of a foreign ship within British jurisdiction that the Officer should be quite certain that he had jurisdiction over the ship and its Passengers before he proceeded to put the Law in force against them.
In the case when the Commander of one of H.M. Ships proceeds to put the Law in operation, it would seem reasonable that he should inspect the ship's registration papers, and if they should not be furnished with such papers, or if the papers produced should bear evidence explaining...
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asa British ship - but aset would generally, happen in the case of ships
" within Briksh "priediction" that there
would be a fustomer
on the spot to
Officer whom the bet apcens the same powers asto the commander of two of It M. ships, it would probably be contrad hellor to leave the (uctors officer in such a case to put the Law wnforce. But if there
- should be no fustome
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oh the
the spot Autig of the haval dutey offreer
would there be
the Lame in the case " of a Chinese Supenger ship, whether Britsk
Foreign, within Brition Jurisdiction and fu British thrice Papperger
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this mad with atlea...
But it would of course
be bele
reapary.
mi the
case of a foreign thif within British qurio
= diction that the ofpeer
should be
quite
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that the had smiled pone
with Pupenger,
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before he proceeded to put the Law in force agarineth.
Lev. Edhe rithen
case when the famminander
of one of
St. Mr. Ship.
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proceeds to put the Law in operation it would firm the recepany that The should inspect the ships recegiation paper,
and if the should not he puncished with such papons, or if the papers. produced should hear rondence oplaanig
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