...the privileges which have been conceded to the Hawaiian Islands in exchange for valuable concessions. They were pledges of the two contracting parties, the United States and the kingof Denmark, to each other, that in the imposition of duties on goods imported into one of the countries...

...in the case mentioned that " those stipulations, even if conceded to be self-executing by the way of a proviso or exception to the general law imposing...contracting parties, the United States and the king of Opinion of the Court. Denmark, to each other, that in the imposition of duties on goods imported into...

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...Hawaiian Islands) declaring: Those stipulations, even if conceded to be self-executing, by the way of a proviso or exception to the general law imposing...Hawaiian Islands for a valuable consideration. They were pledgee of two contracting parties, the United States and the King of Denmark, to each other; that...

...concessions like those made to the Hawaiian Islands for a valuable consideration. They were pledges of two contracting parties, the United States and the...imported into one of the countries which were the product or manufacture of the other, there should be no discrimination Caveats for Patents for inventions....

...Hawaiian Islands), declared: "Those stipulations, even if conceded to be self-executing by the way of a proviso or exception to the general law imposing...for a valuable consideration. They were pledges of two contracting parties, the United States and the King of Denmark, to each other, that, in the imposition...

...country. Field, J., said: " Those stipulations, even if conceded to be self-executing by the way of a proviso or exception to the general law imposing...duties on goods imported into one of the countries whicri were the produce or manufacture of the other, there should be no discrimination against them...

...of the treaty with Denmark. Those stipulations, even if conceded to be self-executing by the way of a proviso or exception to the general law imposing...the Hawaiian Islands for a valuable consideration. In the case of Chae Chan Ping vs. United States, cited above, the supreme court held that the power...

...in the case mentioned that "Those stipulations, even if conceded to be self executing by the way of a proviso or exception to the general law imposing...valuable consideration. They were pledges of the two [193] contracting parties, the United States and the King of Denmark, to each other, that in the IK;...

...even if conceded to be self-executing by the way of a proviso or exception to the general law imposing duties, do not cover concessions like those made to...the Hawaiian Islands for a valuable consideration." 4 In the following year, 1888, Article IX of the treaty of February 8, 1867, with the Dominican Republic,...