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International Law. A Treatise. Volume 2 (of 2)

Note 870 — Chapter V · UNNEUTRAL SERVICE

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British practice seems unsettled on the question as to whether the vessel must know of the character of the despatch which she is carrying. In spite of the case of the Rapid, quoted above, Holland, Prize Law, § 100, maintains that ignorance of the master of the vessel is no excuse, and Phillimore, III. § 272, seems to be of the same opinion.

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