The British Courts and Extra-territoriality in Japan, 1859–1899

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Copyright

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Dedication

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Contents

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List of Tables and Note on Sources

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Note on Place-Names

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Note on Currency

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Abbreviations

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Preface

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Acknowledgement

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1. British Extra-Territoriality

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Why Extra-territoriality?

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The Treaty

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British Legal Basis for Extra-territorial Regime

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China and Japan Order in Council, 1865

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The Yokohama Court

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Later Orders in Council

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British Regulations and Japanese Law

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The Courts

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2. The Players in the Legal System

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The Judges

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Legal Profession55

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Crown Advocates

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The Consuls

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Interpreters, Clerks, Constables and Ushers

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Remuneration

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3. Criminal Jurisdiction

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Defendants

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Prosecutors

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Prosecutions by the Japanese Authorities

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Convictions and Possible Bias

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Punishments

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Gaols

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Deportations from Japan

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Removal to Hong Kong for Trial

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Conclusion

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4. The Sea

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Jurisdiction

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The Impact of War

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The Sealing Cases

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Shipping Offences

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Civil Matters

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Inquiries and Naval Courts

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5. Civil Jurisdiction

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Jurisdiction

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Case-load and the Litigants

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Claims

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Results and Possible Bias

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Court Procedures

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Reconciliation and Arbitration

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Civil Status

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Probate and Administration

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Kaleidoscope of Regimes

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6. Appeals

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Criminal Offences

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Civil Cases

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7. The Chishima—Ravenna Collision

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The Naval Court

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The Legal Battle

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The Drowned Sailors

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Settlement

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What the Chishima Cases Show

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8. The End of Extra-Territoriality

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The Iwakura Mission

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The Tokyo Treaty Revision Conferences

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Discussions in London

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Implementation of the 1894 Treaty

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9. Conclusion

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Epilogue

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Appendix

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I Legal Officers, Ministers and Foreign Secretaries, 1859–1899

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II Orders in Council Applicable to Japan

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III British Lawyers in Japan

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IV Foreign population in Japan

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V Tables Relating to Cases

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VI List of Deportations from Japan, 1866–1899

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VII Chishima cases: time-line of events

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Sources and Bibliography

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Primary Sources

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Statutes

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Orders in Council

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Official Records

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Collections of Primary Sources

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Law Reports

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Secondary Sources

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Newspapers

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Bibliography

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Index

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