International Law Vol. II, by Oppenheim, Lassa

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Author

Oppenheim, L. (Lassa), 1858-1919

Title

International Law. A Treatise. Volume 2 (of 2) War and Neutrality. Second Edition

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Language

English

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KZ: Law in general, Comparative and uniform law, Jurisprudence: Law of nations

Subject

International law

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Text

eBook-No.

41047

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https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/41047

Release Date

October 16, 2012

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.INTERNATIONAL LAW A TREATISE VOL. II. WAR AND NEUTRALITY SECOND EDITION BY L. OPPENHEIM, M.A., LL.D.
2. 2.PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION
3. 3.ABBREVIATIONS OF TITLES OF BOOKS, ETC., QUOTED IN THE TEXT
4. 4.CASES CITED
5. 5.CONTENTS OF THE SECOND VOLUME
6. 6.PART I SETTLEMENT OF STATE DIFFERENCES — CHAPTER I AMICABLE SETTLEMENT OF STATE DIFFERENCES — I STATE DIFFERENCES AND THEIR AMICABLE SETTLEMENT IN GENERAL — II NEGOTIATION — III GOOD OFFICES AND MEDIATION — IV ARBITRATION — V ARBITRATION ACCORDING TO THE HAGUE CONVENTION — CHAPTER II COMPULSIVE SETTLEMENT OF STATE DIFFERENCES — I ON COMPULSIVE MEANS OF SETTLEMENT OF STATE DIFFERENCES IN GENERAL — II RETORSION — III REPRISALS — IV PACIFIC BLOCKADE — V INTERVENTION
7. 7.PART II WAR — CHAPTER I ON WAR IN GENERAL — I CHARACTERISTICS OF WAR — II CAUSES, KINDS, AND ENDS OF WAR — III THE LAWS OF WAR — IV THE REGION OF WAR — V THE BELLIGERENTS — VI THE ARMED FORCES OF THE BELLIGERENTS — VII ENEMY CHARACTER — CHAPTER II THE OUTBREAK OF WAR — I COMMENCEMENT OF WAR — II EFFECTS OF THE OUTBREAK OF WAR — CHAPTER III WARFARE ON LAND — I ON LAND WARFARE IN GENERAL — II VIOLENCE AGAINST ENEMY PERSONS — III TREATMENT OF WOUNDED, AND DEAD BODIES — IV CAPTIVITY — V APPROPRIATION AND UTILISATION OF PUBLIC ENEMY PROPERTY — VI APPROPRIATION AND UTILISATION OF PRIVATE ENEMY PROPERTY — VII REQUISITIONS AND CONTRIBUTIONS — VIII DESTRUCTION OF ENEMY PROPERTY — IX ASSAULT, SIEGE, AND BOMBARDMENT — X ESPIONAGE AND TREASON — XI RUSES — XII OCCUPATION OF ENEMY TERRITORY — CHAPTER IV WARFARE ON SEA — I ON SEA WARFARE IN GENERAL — II ATTACK AND SEIZURE OF ENEMY VESSELS — III APPROPRIATION AND DESTRUCTION OF ENEMY MERCHANTMEN — IV VIOLENCE AGAINST ENEMY PERSONS — V TREATMENT OF WOUNDED AND SHIPWRECKED — VI ESPIONAGE, TREASON, RUSES — VII REQUISITIONS, CONTRIBUTIONS, BOMBARDMENT — VIII INTERFERENCE WITH SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH CABLES — CHAPTER V NON-HOSTILE RELATIONS OF BELLIGERENTS — I ON NON-HOSTILE RELATIONS IN GENERAL BETWEEN BELLIGERENTS — II PASSPORTS, SAFE-CONDUCTS, SAFEGUARDS — III FLAGS OF TRUCE — IV CARTELS — V CAPITULATIONS — VI ARMISTICES — CHAPTER VI MEANS OF SECURING LEGITIMATE WARFARE — I ON MEANS IN GENERAL OF SECURING LEGITIMATE WARFARE — II COMPLAINTS, GOOD OFFICES AND MEDIATION, INTERVENTION — III REPRISALS — IV PUNISHMENT OF WAR CRIMES — V TAKING OF HOSTAGES — VI COMPENSATION — CHAPTER VII END OF WAR, AND POSTLIMINIUM — I ON TERMINATION OF WAR IN GENERAL — II SIMPLE CESSATION OF HOSTILITIES — III SUBJUGATION — IV TREATY OF PEACE — V EFFECTS OF TREATY OF PEACE — VI PERFORMANCE OF TREATY OF PEACE — VII POSTLIMINIUM
8. 8.PART III NEUTRALITY — CHAPTER I ON NEUTRALITY IN GENERAL — I DEVELOPMENT OF THE INSTITUTION OF NEUTRALITY — II CHARACTERISTICS OF NEUTRALITY — III DIFFERENT KINDS OF NEUTRALITY — IV COMMENCEMENT AND END OF NEUTRALITY — CHAPTER II RELATIONS BETWEEN BELLIGERENTS AND NEUTRALS — I RIGHTS AND DUTIES DERIVING FROM NEUTRALITY — II NEUTRALS AND MILITARY OPERATIONS — III NEUTRALS AND MILITARY PREPARATIONS — IV NEUTRAL ASYLUM TO LAND FORCES AND WAR MATERIAL — V NEUTRAL ASYLUM TO NAVAL FORCES — VI SUPPLIES AND LOANS TO BELLIGERENTS — VII SERVICES TO BELLIGERENTS — VIII VIOLATION OF NEUTRALITY — IX RIGHT OF ANGARY — CHAPTER III BLOCKADE — I CONCEPTION OF BLOCKADE — II ESTABLISHMENT OF BLOCKADE — III EFFECTIVENESS OF BLOCKADE — IV BREACH OF BLOCKADE — V CONSEQUENCES OF BREACH OF BLOCKADE — CHAPTER IV CONTRABAND — I CONCEPTION OF CONTRABAND — II CARRIAGE OF CONTRABAND — III CONSEQUENCES OF CARRIAGE OF CONTRABAND — CHAPTER V UNNEUTRAL SERVICE — I THE DIFFERENT KINDS OF UNNEUTRAL SERVICE — II CONSEQUENCES OF UNNEUTRAL SERVICE — CHAPTER VI VISITATION, CAPTURE, AND TRIAL OF NEUTRAL VESSELS — I VISITATION — II CAPTURE — III TRIAL OF CAPTURED NEUTRAL VESSELS — CHAPTER VII THE INTERNATIONAL PRIZE COURT — I PROPOSALS FOR INTERNATIONAL PRIZE COURTS — II CONSTITUTION AND COMPETENCE OF THE INTERNATIONAL PRIZE COURT — III PROCEDURE IN THE INTERNATIONAL PRIZE COURT — IV ACTION IN DAMAGES INSTEAD OF APPEAL
9. 9.APPENDICES — APPENDIX I DECLARATION OF PARIS OF 1856 — APPENDIX II DECLARATION OF ST. PETERSBURG OF 1868 — APPENDIX III DECLARATION CONCERNING EXPANDING (DUM-DUM) BULLETS Signed at the Hague, July 29, 1899 — APPENDIX IV DECLARATION CONCERNING THE DIFFUSION OF ASPHYXIATING GASES Signed at the Hague, July 29, 1899 — APPENDIX V GENEVA CONVENTION OF 1906 — APPENDIX VI FINAL ACT OF THE SECOND PEACE CONFERENCE Signed at the Hague, October 18, 1907 — CONVENTION I. Convention for the Pacific Settlement of International Disputes. — CONVENTION II. Convention respecting the Limitation of the Employment of Force for the Recovery of Contract Debts. — CONVENTION III. Convention relative to the Opening of Hostilities. — CONVENTION IV. Convention concerning the Laws and Customs of War on Land. — CONVENTION V. Convention respecting the Rights and Duties of Neutral Powers and Persons in War on Land. — CONVENTION VI. Convention relative to the Status of Merchantmen at the Outbreak of Hostilities. — CONVENTION VII. Convention relative to the Conversion of Merchantmen into Men-of-War. — CONVENTION VIII. Convention relative to the Laying of Automatic Submarine Contact Mines. — CONVENTION IX. Convention respecting Bombardment by Naval Forces in Time of War. — CONVENTION X. Convention for the Adaptation of the Principles of the Geneva Convention to Maritime Warfare. — CONVENTION XI. Convention relative to certain Restrictions on the Exercise of the Right of Capture in Maritime War. — CONVENTION XII. Convention concerning the Establishment of an International Prize Court. — CONVENTION XIII. Convention concerning the Rights and duties of Neutral Powers in Maritime War. — XIV.—DECLARATION concerning the Prohibition of the Discharge of Projectiles and Explosives from Balloons. — Annex to the First Vœu of the Second Peace Conference XV.—DRAFT CONVENTION CONCERNING THE CREATION OF A JUDICIAL ARBITRATION COURT. — APPENDIX VII DECLARATION OF LONDON OF 1909 (Not yet ratified) With the Report of the Drafting Committee on each Article — APPENDIX VIII ADDITIONAL PROTOCOL TO THE CONVENTION CONCERNING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF AN INTERNATIONAL PRIZE COURT Signed at the Hague, September 19, 1910 — APPENDIX IX FOREIGN ENLISTMENT ACT, 1870 33 & 34 VICT., CHAPTER 90 — APPENDIX X THE NAVAL PRIZE ACT, 1864 27 & 28 VICT., CHAPTER 25 — APPENDIX XI THE PRIZE COURTS ACTS, 1894 57 & 58 VICT., CHAPTER 39 — APPENDIX XII NAVAL PRIZE BILL OF 1911 Passed by the House of Commons, but thrown out by the House of Lords — APPENDIX XIII GENEVA CONVENTION ACT, 1911 1 & 2 GEO. 5, CHAPTER 20
10. 10.INDEX

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