Leading Cases on International Law

Admiralty alien enemy ambassador American appeal applied authority belligerent blockade Britain British subjects capture cargo chargé d'affaires circumstances citizens civil claim claimant commerce condemnation confiscation Congress considered consul contraband contraband of war contract Cranch decision declaration Declaration of London defendant destination Digest diplomatic District doctrine domicil duties effect enemy character England exercise existence extradition fact force foreign France German held high seas hostile international law judgment jurisdiction Justice land law of nations Lord Stowell Lordships ment merchant military minister Moore neutral neutral country obligation offence Order in Council outbreak owner parties peace persons plaintiff political port possession principle Prize Court prize law protection purpose question reason recognized resident respect Robinson rule seized seizure ship South African Republic sovereign Spain statute Supreme Court territory tion trade treaty United vessel voyage Wallace Wheaton