1
*
11944
76
decisions that the Court will not
exercise its jurisdiction against
Ships owned by
the Sovereign Jurisdiction.
It should however be observed that this privilege
of exemption
from arrest is the result, as Sir Robert Phillimore well shows in the 2nd Volume
of
his work,
International Law p.367,
of strict International or natural
not Right;
it is a
concession
to
Comity!
It is clear that, if any
nation were
to depart from the present established usage by allowing the Ships
of other nations to be arrested
by civil process in its Ports, the same
course would be adopted in
regard to its Ships in the Ports
of
other Countries. It is
a mere
...
indulgence of the Comity of Nations.
But although exemption from
Arrest is now
accorded to Ships "owned"
exclusively
by the Sovereign Power,
1
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11944
76
decisions that the Court will not
exercise its jurisdiction apanist
Ships of
by
owned by
Mar
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exelmint
the Sovereign Jennern. (.
Power
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exemption
from arrest is the result, as Sir Robert Phillimore well shems in the pot. Volume
af
his work.
International Law p.367,
strict International or natural
but is a
concession
to
not Right;
1. Comity!
it is clear that, if any
and
nation where
af
to depart from the present estabilisty wixage by allowing the Ships
after nations to be arrested
межаре
of
by civil process in its Ports, the same
course would be adopted in
regard to its Ships in the Forts
of
ather Countries. It is
a mere
...
Juction of the Comity of Nations.
But although exempton from
Arrest is now
Ships "owned"".
ponera
lbs Accorded f
Wax & Vousels reclusively.
by the Sonraps Power
it
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