Note 864 — Chapter V · UNNEUTRAL SERVICE
Reading edition
See Phillimore, III. § 274, and Holland, Prize Law, §§ 90-91. Hall, § 249, p. 700, note 2, reprobates the British practice. During the Russo-Japanese War only one case of condemnation of a neutral vessel for carrying persons for the enemy is recorded, that of the Nigretia, a vessel which endeavoured to carry into Vladivostock the escaped captain and lieutenant of the Russian destroyer Ratzoporni; see Takahashi, pp. 639-641.