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The Anichab.

England.  21 July 1919 ; 13 December 1921 .

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 January 2021

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Abstract

Open Sea — Hot Pursuit.

Appropriation of Enemy Maritime Property on Land — Whether Maritime Prize or Not — Hot Pursuit.

Requisitions — Capture of Maritime Property on Land — Article 53 of the Fourth Hague Convention.

Prize Law — Nature and Extent of Jurisdiction in Prize Courts — Border-Line between Maritime Prize and Property Seized on Land and subject to Fourth Hague Convention.

Warfare at Sea — Capture of Maritime Property on Land — Article 53 of the Fourth Hague Convention — Whether Maritime Prize or Not — Hot Pursuit.

Keywords

Open SeaAppropriation of Enemy Maritime Property on LandRequisitionsPrize LawWarfare at Sea
Type
Case Report
Information
Annual Digest of Public International Law Cases , Volume 1 , 1932 , pp. 483 - 485
Copyright
© Cambridge University Press 1932

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