"ملف 28/2 الحرب. الاختصاص القضائي للسفن المغتنمة في دول الخليج العربي" [ظ‎‎٤‎٣] (٢٩٢/٨٦)

76
Naval Prize
Act, 1864 ,
s- 39 -
O. XXX.
Naval Prize
Act, 1864 ,
s. 40 .
by His Majesty’s ship (aircraft) , ,
commander, and ordered the said ship (aircraft)
to be appraised and sold by the marshal, and pronounced the said cargo to
have belonged as claimed and decreed the said cargo to be restored to the
claimant for the use of the owners thereof (upon payment of the captors’
expenses, and upon payment of the freight due for the transportation
of the said cargo, and referred the amount of such freight to the Registrar
to report thereon).
(x) Restoring Ship (Aircraft) and Condemning Cargo.
(Commencement as in Form (i).)
The President (or Judge) having heard, &c. (adapt Form (i)), admitted
the claim for the said ship (aircraft) , and pronounced the said
ship (aircraft) to have belonged as claimed, and decreed the said ship
(aircraft) to be restored to the claimant for the use of the owners thereof
(if freight is due, and pronounced freight and expenses to be due upon the
cargo of the said ship (aircraft)), and rejected the said claim for the said
cargo, and pronounced the same to thave belonged, at the time of the
capture and seizure thereof, to enemies of the Crown of Great Britain, and,
as such or otherwise, subject and liable to confiscation, and condemned the ,,
same (as in Form (i)), and ordered the said cargo to be unladen and '"■j
appraised, and sold by the marshal.
(xi) Restoring Neutral Ship (Aircraft) and Condemning Cargo.
(Commencement as in Form (i).)
The President (or Judge) having heard &c. (adapt Form (x) and
proceed) and rejected the said claim for the said cargo (if part of cargo
only condemned, describe the part condemned and say being part of the
said cargo) and pronounced the same to be contraband (or as the case may
be) and, as such or otherwise, subject and liable to confiscation, and con
demned the same (as in Form (i)), and ordered the said cargo (or the said
part of the said cargo) to be unladen and appraised, and sold by the
marshal.
(xii) Condemnation as Droit of Admiralty.
(Commencement as in Form (i).)
The President (or Judge), having heard, &c. (adapt Form (i) to words
good and lawful prize," and proceed) and as droits and perquisites of His
Majesty, in His Office of Admiralty, seized by the officers of His Majesty’s
Customs, at the port of (or, as taken by the non
commissioned ship or the officers and crew of the non
commissioned ship , as the case may be, and conclude as
in Form (i) or as required).
(xiii) In Prize Salvage.
Where Ship is brought in and remains under Arrest.
(Commencement as in Form (i).)
The President (or Judge), having heard the claim and evidence thereon ^ [
and counsel on both sides, and having been assisted by (here state the" 4
names and descriptions of assessors, if any), admitted the claim of A.B.,
the claimant of the said ship (aircraft) (and her cargo), pronounced
the said ship (aircraft) (and her cargo) to have belonged to subjects of His
Majesty (or to His Majesty the King of
state style and title of the allied Government, and his subjects), and to have
been taken from them by the (state name of