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Page 70
... Canadian customs authorities , but the ground of complaint has been that the regulations were enforced too strictly ... CANADIAN ORDERS - IN - COUNCIL . The Canadian Government has in certain Orders - in - Council justi- fied the ...
... Canadian customs authorities , but the ground of complaint has been that the regulations were enforced too strictly ... CANADIAN ORDERS - IN - COUNCIL . The Canadian Government has in certain Orders - in - Council justi- fied the ...
Page 71
... Canadian officers to cause as little inconvenience as possible to the master of the vessel , the Order defined the Canadian position in such matters as follows ( App . , p . 351 ) : - The Minister observes , that under section 25 of the ...
... Canadian officers to cause as little inconvenience as possible to the master of the vessel , the Order defined the Canadian position in such matters as follows ( App . , p . 351 ) : - The Minister observes , that under section 25 of the ...
Page 90
... CANADIAN REPLY . The Canadian reply ( 1st February 1887 ) to this proposal was the same as the United States would have made to a proposal to forgo sovereignty over a number of their bays ( App . , p . 402 ) : – This provision would ...
... CANADIAN REPLY . The Canadian reply ( 1st February 1887 ) to this proposal was the same as the United States would have made to a proposal to forgo sovereignty over a number of their bays ( App . , p . 402 ) : – This provision would ...
Page 121
... Canadian commissioner ) , in giving the reasons for his decision , said ( App . , p . 265 ) : — But I am now met by the most authoritative statement as to what were the intentions of the parties to the treaty . There can be no stronger ...
... Canadian commissioner ) , in giving the reasons for his decision , said ( App . , p . 265 ) : — But I am now met by the most authoritative statement as to what were the intentions of the parties to the treaty . There can be no stronger ...
Page 122
... Canadian water does or does not constitute a preparation to fish within the meaning of the Imperial Act of 1819 , and the Canadian statute which it is now sought to amend . The decision of Chiet Justice Sir W. Young in the Vice ...
... Canadian water does or does not constitute a preparation to fish within the meaning of the Imperial Act of 1819 , and the Canadian statute which it is now sought to amend . The decision of Chiet Justice Sir W. Young in the Vice ...
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