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In Paquete Habana case which of the following judgements were made by the court? 1. International Law…

The Paquete Habana held that international law is part of US law, that coastal fishing vessels are exempt from capture as prize in war, and that jurists' works serve as…

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In Paquete Habana case which of the following judgements were made by the court?
1. International Law is a part of the law of United States.
2. The fishing vessels are exempt from capture during war.
3. In no circumstances the fishing vessels could be destroyed.
4. The works and opinions of jurist could be resorted to for the evidence of customs and usages.

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The Paquete Habana held that international law is part of US law, that coastal fishing vessels are exempt from capture as prize in war, and that jurists' works serve as evidence of custom, so "1, 2 and 4"; it laid down no absolute bar on destroying such vessels.

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