Laws of Maritime Warfare: Affecting Rights and Duties of Belligerents as Existing on August 1, 1914

U.S. Government Printing Office, 1918 - 600 Seiten

The area and objects of maritime war_	9

Treatment of merchant ship unable to leave enemy port by reason	29

Treatment of enemy cargo on board merchant ships either in enemy port	35

Trading with the enemy forbidden except with governmental permission_	66

Neutral or enemy character of goods on board enemy vessel determined	84

11	107

13	127

29	143

When knowledge of blockade presumed__	321

When captures for breach of blockade may be made	346

Blockade not to be directed against neutral ports	360

Capture for breach of blockade not to be made when vessel on way	367

Vessel liable to capture for breach of blockade remains so liable so long	387

Vessel guilty of blockade running liable to condemnation presumption Page	395

Automatic contact mines not to be laid off enemy coast and ports solely	441

Prohibition against bombardment of undefended places does not extend	455

Blockade several kinds	185

Blockade limited to ports and coasts of enemy or occupied by him__	198

Blockade must be maintained by force sufficient to prevent access_	204

Effectiveness of blockade question of fact	217

Blockade not raised by temporary withdrawal of blockaders due to severe	242

Warships may be permitted to enter and leave blockaded port_	255

Declaration and notification of blockade necessary	266

Blockade declaration by whom made and what it contains__	272

Blockade declaration void and new declaration necessary unless blockade	287

Extension and reestablishment of blockade subject to rules as to declara	303

Liability to capture depends upon knowledge of blockade___	314

Warning of bombardment to be given if military situation permits	468

Treacherous methods of war forbiddenruses permissible	486

Treatment of neutral mail ships	500

Vessels on religious scientific or philanthropic mission exempt from	520

Names of paroled officers and seamen of merchant vessel to be notified	537

Converted merchant ships to be marked externally as are other warships	558

Duties of hospital ships and rights of belligerents respecting them__	573

Religious medical and hospital staff of captured ship how treated___	585

Captured shipwrecked wounded or sick belligerents are prisoners	593

Duty of signatory powers respecting necessary municipal legislation

Titel	Laws of Maritime Warfare: Affecting Rights and Duties of Belligerents as Existing on August 1, 1914
Autoren	Harold Hudson Martin, Joseph Richardson Baker
Mitwirkende Personen	United States
Verlag	U.S. Government Printing Office, 1918
Original von	New York Public Library
Digitalisiert	9. Okt. 2008
Länge	600 Seiten

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