CONTENTS 
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XV 
Sec. 466. No Damages Allowed Where Justifiable Reasons 
for Seizure Existed. British Decisions 
467. Damages Not Allowable as a Charge Against 
Cargo. British Decisions 
468. The Same.—French Decisions 
469. The Same.—German Decisions 
470. Claims for Damages Where Neutral Vessel is 
Taken in for Search and Not Formally Captured 
471. Damages for the Destruction of Neutral Vessels 
and Cargoes 
479. Claims in Case of Unavoidable Destruction of In- 
nocent Goods on Vessel Legally Destroyed 
473. Destruction of Innocent Neutral Goods on Board 
Enemy Ship.—Cases of the “Glitra” and Others 
474. Destruction of Innocent Enemy Goods on Neutral 
Vessel Lawfully Sunk 
475. Damages for Deterioration or Loss of Goods Re- 
sultine from Fault of Captor 
Cuapter XVII. INDEMNITIES AND DAMAGES ( CONTINUED) 
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Sec. 476. Claims of Captor Against Owners of Innocent 
Goods Carried on Enemy or Non-Enemy Ships. 
British Decisions 
477. The Same —French Decisions 
478. Claims of British Ship Owners Against the Captor 
of the Ship or Against the Owners of the Cargo 
479. Right of British Ship Owner to Freight for Car- 
riage of Goods Released in Default of Con- 
demnation 
480. Claims of Neutral Ship Owners 
481. Disallowance of Freight Where Cargo Consists 
of Contraband 
482. Claims of Interested Parties Other Than Owners 
483. Indemnities for Seizures in Neutral Waters. Claims 
of Owners 
484. Claims of Neutral Governments 
485. The Same, Continued.—Case of the “Pellworm” 
and Other Vessels 
486. Valuation of Indemnity. British Practice 
487. German Jurisprudence 
488. French Jurisprudence 
489. Indirect Damages 
490. Claims for Interest. British Decisions 
491. The Same.—German Decisions 
492 (Claims for “General Average”