Abstract
War and armed conflict — Neutrality — Services to belligerents — Right of “angary” — Requisition of neutral ship — Right to compensation — Whether subject to statutory limitation — Whether international law recognizes statutory limitation of claimsRelationship of international law and municipal law — Enforcement of international law — Right of “angary” under international law — Corresponding right to compensation — Whether subject to national law on limitation periods — Whether any rule of international law excluding application of rules of municipal law concerning statutory limitation — The law of Belgium
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