Ports, Ethiopia’s Claim 6 (Ethiopia/Eritrea)
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490 War and armed conflict — Enemy property — Belligerent entitled to seize enemy public property within its territory — Powers of belligerent regarding enemy private property — Right of temporary seizure — Sale of perishable goods — Duty to account for at end of conflict — Power of belligerent to prevent passage of goods from its ports to enemy territory irrespective of pre-war agreements
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490 War and armed conflict — Enemy property — Belligerent entitled to seize enemy public property within its territory — Powers of belligerent regarding enemy private property — Right of temporary seizure — Sale of perishable goods — Duty to account for at end of conflict — Power of belligerent to prevent passage of goods from its ports to enemy territory irrespective of pre-war agreements
Key concepts: Belligerent, Adversary, Duty, Property (philosophy), Power (physics), Spanish Civil War, Political science, Law