Hand-book of International Law

Edwin Forbes Glenn

West Publishing Company, 1895 - International law - 478 pages

Contents

• Section Page 1 Division into Public and Private International Law: 1
• Views as to Nature of these Rules of Conduct: 5
• Sources of International Law: 6
• International Law a Part of the Municipal Law 910: 9
• International Law a Branch of True Law 1112: 11
• CHAPTER I: 15
• Definition of a State 1718: 17
• 1011 Personality or Identity of StateHow Affected 1819: 18
• Union of States: 20
• Real Union: 21
• Federal or Centralized State: 22
• Protected StatesStates under Suzerainty 2425: 24
• Neutralized States: 25
• De Facto StatesBelligerency 2627: 26
• Right of Belligerent States to Demand Recognition 2728: 27
• When Recognition of Belligerency Permissible 2830: 28
• Effect of Recognition of Belligerency: 31
• CHAPTER II: 33
• CHAPTER III: 45
• CHAPTER IV: 64
• 51: 70
• 6265 Extraterritorial Acts of Persons by Direction of Their State 8183: 81
• Responsibility of a State in Case of Civil Commotion and Mob Violence 8385: 83
• Extradition of Fugitives from Justice 8586: 85
• Political Offenses 8687: 86
• Extradition of Its Own Citizens by a State 8788: 87
• Jurisdiction of Offenses beyond the Limits of the State 8890: 88
• 6465: 90
• CHAPTER V: 91
• 7374 Piracy 97101: 97
• Rebels and Insurgents as Pirates 101103: 101
• Letters of MarquePrivateers 103104: 103
• The Slave Trade as Piracy: 104
• CHAPTER VI: 105
• Refusal to Receive Diplomatic Agent 106107: 106
• Commencement of Mission: 108
• Termination of Mission 109111: 109
• Rights of Diplomatic Agents in Third States 112114: 112
• 8586 Consuls: 115
• Appointment 116117: 116
• Dismissal 117118: 117
• Privileges 118119: 118
• CHAPTER VII: 120
• CHAPTER IX: 139
• CHAPTER X: 155
• 120: 161
• CHAPTER XII: 176
• Maritime: 184
• CHAPTER XIII: 192
• Foraging: 198
• What Constitutes a Valid Capture 203204: 203
• Disposition of Captured Property: 205
• Ransom 206207: 206
• Loss of Captured Property 207208: 207
• CHAPTER XIV: 209
• Limitations upon the Rights of Postliminium 210211: 210
• Acts in Excess of Legal Powers 211212: 211
• Effect of Expulsion of the Enemy by a Power not an Ally 212213: 212
• Recapture: 213
• Salvage: 214
• Rescue by Neutrals: 215
• CHAPTER XV: 216
• Extent of the Rights of Military Occupation 218219: 218
• The Beginning of Occupation 219220: 219
• Constructive Occupation 220221: 220
• Rights Exercised over the Persons of the Occupied Territory 221223: 221
• 173174 Practice in Regard to Administrative Matters: 224
• When Occupation Ceases: 225
• CHAPTER XVI: 226
• Devastation: 227
• Employment of Deceit 229230: 229
• Spies 230231: 230
• Employment of Balloons: 231
• ENEMY CHARACTER Section Page 184 To Whom Attributed 232233: 232
• Domicile 233234: 233
• Change of Domicile: 235
• House of Trade 236237: 236
• Enemy Character as to Property: 237
• Transfer of Property in War or in Anticipation of War: 238
• Transfers in Transitu 239240: 239
• Goods Consigned from Belligerent Ports by Belligerents to Neutrals and Vice Versa 240241: 240
• Effect of Occupation by the Enemy of Territory of Other Belligerent: 242
• CHAPTER XVIII: 243
• Flags of Truce: 244
• 197198 Passports and SafeConducts: 245
• Commencement of a Truce or Armistice: 248
• Cartels: 249
• Capitulations: 250
• Safeguards: 251
• CHAPTER XIX: 254
• By a Simple Cessation of Hostilities: 256
• Effect of a Proclamation of the Executive in a Civil War: 257
• The Principle of Uti Possidetis: 258
• CHAPTER XX: 267
• Armed Neutrality: 273
• Sales of Munitions of War etc by a Neutral State: 279
• Fitting Out Hostile Expeditions in Neutral Territory: 293
• CHAPTER XXII: 298
• Captured Vessel Converted into Public Vessel of Belligerent: 301
• Arms and Munitions of War: 302
• Articles for Manufacture of Same and Equipments 303306: 303
• 245246 Penalty for Carrying Contraband 307308: 307
• Preemption: 308
• 249250 The Carriage of Dispatches 309310: 309
• Carriage of Persons: 310
• Penalty for Carrying Hostile Persons and Papers 311312: 311
• Carriage of Same in Ordinary Course of Business 312314: 312
• CHAPTER XXIII: 315
• Places That can be Blockaded: 316
• Notification of Blockade 317318: 317
• What Constitutes a Valid Blockade 318319: 318
• When a Blockade Ceases 319320: 319
• 260261 Effect of Blockade upon Vessels in the Blockaded Port 320321: 320
• What is a Breach of Blockade: 322
• Penalty for Breach of Blockade: 323
• Blockade of a River Partly in Neutral Territory: 324
• Continuous Voyages 326327: 326
• CHAPTER XXIV: 328
• Who can Visit: 329
• Formalities in Exercising the Right of Search 331332: 331
• When a Vessel may be Captured 332334: 332
• Spoliation of Papers: 334
• APPENDIX: 339
• Papers Carried by Vessels in Evidence of their Nationality and other: 365
• The Declaration of Paris 371372: 371
• The Brussels Conference 389412: 389
• 294: 417

Bibliographic information

• Title: Hand-book of International Law; Hornbook series
• Author: Edwin Forbes Glenn
• Publisher: West Publishing Company, 1895
• Original from: the University of Michigan
• Digitized: Apr 10, 2013
• Length: 478 pages