Students Leading Cases And Statutes On International Law
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Ellis (L. R. 1893, A. C. 339). The decision in the Faridkote case is therefore limited by the rule that a State may claim to exercise jurisdiction over persons not within its territory and not its subjects, but it may not be able to enforce judgments against such persons through a foreign tribunal.
EXCEPTIONS TO ORDINARY RULES ABOUT JURISDICTION : I. CHRISTIAN SUBJECTS RESIDENT IN EASTERN COUNTRIES.
Cf. Oppenheim, ss. 318 and 440 ; Lawrence, 109.
PAPAYANNI v. THE RUSSIAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPAN...Y, 1868.
2 Moore P. O. , N. S. 161.
As between Oriental and Christian States a cession of jurisdiction may be expressed by usage and acquies- cence. There is no compulsory power in an English Court in Turkey over any but British subjects : but a Russian may voluntarily submit to the jurisdiction of such a Court.
Case. This was an appeal from a judgment pronounced by the British Consular Court at Constantinople respecting damage by collision off the island of Marmora, whereby the steamer Colchide was lost.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ellis (L. R. 1893, A. C. 339). The decision in the Faridkote case is therefore limited by the rule that a State may claim to exercise jurisdiction over persons not within its territory and not its subjects, but it may not be able to enforce judgments against such persons through a foreign tribunal.
EXCEPTIONS TO ORDINARY RULES ABOUT JURISDICTION : I. CHRISTIAN SUBJECTS RESIDENT IN EASTERN COUNTRIES.
Cf. Oppenheim, ss. 318 and 440 ; Lawrence, 109.
PAPAYANNI v. THE RUSSIAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPAN...Y, 1868.
2 Moore P. O. , N. S. 161.
As between Oriental and Christian States a cession of jurisdiction may be expressed by usage and acquies- cence. There is no compulsory power in an English Court in Turkey over any but British subjects : but a Russian may voluntarily submit to the jurisdiction of such a Court.
Case. This was an appeal from a judgment pronounced by the British Consular Court at Constantinople respecting damage by collision off the island of Marmora, whereby the steamer Colchide was lost.
What to read after Students Leading Cases And Statutes On International Law?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norman De Mattos Bentwich to read onlineMoreLess
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