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Bugsier Reederei-und-Bergungs Aktiengesellschaft v. Owners of S.S. Brighton.

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War — Effects of — On Enemy Persons — Alien Enemy — Licence to Sue — Whether Court may Inquire into Validity of Licence — Whether Licence Applies to Alien Enemies Actively Engaged in Belligerent Operations — Effect of Occupation on Private Property.

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War — Effects of — On Enemy Persons — Alien Enemy — Licence to Sue — Whether Court may Inquire into Validity of Licence — Whether Licence Applies to Alien Enemies Actively Engaged in Belligerent Operations — Effect of Occupation on Private Property.

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War — Effects of — On Enemy Persons — Alien Enemy — Licence to Sue — Whether Court may Inquire into Validity of Licence — Whether Licence Applies to Alien Enemies Actively Engaged in Belligerent Operations — Effect of Occupation on Private Property.

Key concepts: Belligerent, Alien, Adversary, Law, Property (philosophy), Political science, Criminology, Sociology

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