Cases on International Law: Selected from Decisions of English and American CourtsJames Brown Scott West Publishing Company, 1902 - 961 pages |
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... channel , or what is commonly termed in that country a bayou , makes out of the Ohio , and enters the same river a small distance below the place where it resumes its westward course . This channel , or bayou , is about nine miles by ...
... channel , or what is commonly termed in that country a bayou , makes out of the Ohio , and enters the same river a small distance below the place where it resumes its westward course . This channel , or bayou , is about nine miles by ...
Page 117
... channel at low water , eastward , and the other westward , until they both enter the main river . Between them is ground over which the waters of the Ohio do not pass until the river has risen about ten feet above its lowest state . It ...
... channel at low water , eastward , and the other westward , until they both enter the main river . Between them is ground over which the waters of the Ohio do not pass until the river has risen about ten feet above its lowest state . It ...
Page 119
... channel , through the whole of which the waters of the river do not pass , until they rise ten feet above the low - water mark . The opinions given by the court must be considered in reference to the case in which they were given . The ...
... channel , through the whole of which the waters of the river do not pass , until they rise ten feet above the low - water mark . The opinions given by the court must be considered in reference to the case in which they were given . The ...
Page 120
... channel , round an extensive body of land , but receded from that channel at ebb , so as to leave the land it surrounded at high water , connected with the main body of the country ; this portion of territory would scarcely be ...
... channel , round an extensive body of land , but receded from that channel at ebb , so as to leave the land it surrounded at high water , connected with the main body of the country ; this portion of territory would scarcely be ...
Page 121
... channel . It is a fact of no inconsiderable importance in this case , that the inhabitants of this land have uniformly considered themselves , and have been uniformly considered , both by Kentucky and Indiana , as belonging to the last ...
... channel . It is a fact of no inconsiderable importance in this case , that the inhabitants of this land have uniformly considered themselves , and have been uniformly considered , both by Kentucky and Indiana , as belonging to the last ...
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