Der Wirtschaftskrieg

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Identifikator:: 1024656551

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-49829

Document type:: Monograph

Title:: Der Wirtschaftskrieg

Edition:: Zweite, nach dem Stande vom 31. Juli 1915 ergänzte Auflage

Place of publication:: Wien

Publisher:: Verlag der Niederösterreichischen Handels- und Gewerbekammer

Year of publication:: 1915

Scope:: 1 Online-Ressource (II, 171, V Seiten)

Digitisation:: 2018

Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: XI. Britisches Reich

Collection:: Economics Books

119 The United States Embassy added that they did not believe that this telegram was a reply to the message whieh had been transmitted to Berlin. On enquiry at the United States Embassy shortly betöre midnight it was ascertained that no further communication had been received from Berlin. The Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs has therefore no Information as to the treatment accorded to British merchant ships and their eargoes in German ports, and has accordingly addressed the undermen- tioned notification to the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury and to the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty. Foreign Office, 8. W„ Midnight, August 7th, 1914. M y Lord s, I havo the honour to state that no Information has roached me that the treatment accorded to British merchant ships and their eargoes whieh were in German ports at the dato of the outbreak of hostilities or whieh subsequently entered them is not less favourable than that accorded to enemy merchant ships by Articles III. to VIII. of the Order in Council issued on the 4the day of August, 1914, with reference to enemy ships being in British ports at the outbreak of hostilities or subsequently entering them. Articles III. to VIII. of the said Orders in Council will therefore not come int.o Operation. Notification of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs as to the Treatment accorded to British Merchant Ships and their Cargoes in Austro-Hungarian Ports. The Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs has received Information of a nature to satisfy him that the treatment accorded to British merchant ships and their eargoes in Austro-Hungarian ports is not less favourable than that accorded to Austro-Hungarian merchant ships and their eargoes in British ports and he has accor dingly addressed the undermentioned notification to the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury and to the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty. Foreign Office, S. W., August 15, 1914. M y Lords, I have the honour to state that Information has reached me of a nature to satisfy me that the treat ment accorded to British merchant ships and their eargoes whieh were in Austro-Hungarian ports at the dato of the outbreak of hostilities, or whieh subse quently entered them, is not less favourable than that accorded by Articles 3 to 8 of the Order in Council issued on the 4th day of August, 1914, with reference to enemy ships being in British ports at the outbreak of hostilities, or subsequently entering them, whieh was extended so as to apply to Austro-Hungarian merchant ships by His Majesty’s Proclamation issued on the 12th day of August, 1914. Articles 3 to 8 of the said Order in Council as, extended by the Proclamation dated the 12th August, 1914, will therefore come into full force and effect with regard to Austro-Hungarian merchant ships. f) Prisenrecht und -Gerichtsverfahren. The Prize Courts (Procedure) Act, 1914 (4 & 5 Geo. 5. c. 13) mit the Naval Prize Act, 1864 und the Prize Courts Act, 1894 bilden zusammen als the Naval Prize Act, 1864 to 1914 die Grundlage des sehr ausgebildeten britischen Prisenverfahrens. Vgl. auch Pulling, Emergency Legislation: p. 248; Order in council authorising the Admiralty to require the Constitution of a Prize Court (Germany), 1914, No. 1262, August 5 th. p. 250: Order in council authorising the Admiralty to require the Constitution of a Prize Court (Austria-Hungary), 1914, No. 1263, August 20 th. p. 256 — 364 (368): Order in council prescribing the rules and tables of fees to be observed and taken in Prize proceedings (»The Prize Court Rules 1914«). August 5 th. und Nachträge. p. 176 — 180 Supplement No. 2: Nachträge. Kundmachung des Foreign Office an Interessen ten gekaperter Schiffe. Foreign Office Notice of August 29, 1914, as to Vessels Detained in British Ports or captured by His Majesty’s Armed Forces. In Order to furnish Information to British and other Laders who may be interested in eargoes carried on merchant vessels whieh have been either detained in British ports on the outbreak of war or have been captured by His Majesty’s armed forces, it has been deeided to publish lists of these vessels. A list is accordingly appended containing such Information as is at present available. This list cannot be taken as necessarily complete, and is subject to correction. Supplementary lists will be published from time to time as further particulars are received. These lists will also be communicated to Chambers of Commerce in tbe United Kingdom, to the under mentioned Shipping Associations, etc. and to any other similar bodies who may iniimate to the Foreign Office that they wish to receive them. All persons having any Claims in respect of car- goes whieh are the subject of proceedings in the British Prize Courts should take steps to have their Interests represented in accordance with the Prize Court Rules. With respect to vessels whieh may be in the custody of the Prize Courts established in the United Kingdom, attention is called to the following notice issued by the Prize Court: — „August 14, 1914. „All persons having any interest in eargoes other than enemy eargoes laden on enemy ships captured as prizes, and requiring a release of such

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