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  • Cushin and Lewis v. The King.

  • Canada. 19 June 1934 15 February 1935
  • Journal:
    Annual Digest and Reports of Public International Law Cases / Volume 7 / 1940
    Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    01 January 2021, pp. 207-212
    Print publication:
    1940

  • British Dominions — Canada — Status of British Ships in Canadian Waters.

    Territorial Waters — Extent of — Maritime Frontier — Hovering Laws.

    National Waters — Entry in Distress — Whether Exempting from Compliance with Local Law.

    Jurisdiction — Exterritorial Operation of Legislation — Hovering Laws.

    High Seas — Jurisdiction on — The Maritime Frontier — Hovering Laws — Customs Law — Exterritorial Operation — Territorial Waters — Customs Enforcement Belt — Entry in Distress — Whether Exempting from Compliance with Local Law — British Dominions — British Vessels in Canadian Ports.