of the Chinese Courts
Law; Sieve & Molineux proposed that pirates
who had not committed an
offence within British Waters
against British Subjects
be handed over for
punishment upon
trial by Chinese Authorities.
The Foreign Office concurred
and the Ordinance M913
was framed to give effect
to that proposal in 91815
(though it was disallowed
by the Law Officers
for the following reasons:
Piracy, wherever & by
whomsoever committed
(unless within the
proper British territorial
jurisdiction of some
foreign country)
is an offence justiciable
by British Law & before
British Courts: and
it is by virtue alone of their general authority
belonging to all nations
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of the Chenin Courts
Law; Sie & Molinen proposed that piralis
who had not committed
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offence British Water
within
Pritish Subjects
be handed
spanishment
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up on
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Chenen Authontics.
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The Foreign office concurred
and the Ordnance M913
psts to give Effect
91815
that proposal was framed
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allowed
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Offene Justiciable
" by British Law & before
British Courts: and
it is by virtue alone of their general authority
belonging to all nations
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