Netz v Ede
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1946 |
| Year | 1946 |
| Court | Chancery Division |
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5 cases
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Attorney General v Nissan
...be that the making of an order for the deportation of an alien enemy interned in this country is to be regarded as an act of State (see Kelz v. Ede [1946] 1 Ch. 224: and see Winfield on Torts (8th edition page 715). The phrase "act of State" can, therefore, be used either in reference to so......
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Minister of the Interior v Bechler and Others; Beier v Minister of the Interior and Others
...have deported enemy aliens without giving them any opportunity of making any representations against their deportation. See Netz v Ede (1946 Ch. 224) and Hirsch v Somervell & Others (1946 (2), A.E.R. 27). However, it preferred to get Parliamentary sanction. During the Parliamentary session ......
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Donges, NO v Dadoo
...peace; see Lawrence, Principles of International Law (1897 ed., p. 448), The Hoop (1 Ch. Rob. at p. 199; 165 E.R. at p. 147), Netz v Ede (1946, Ch. 224); thus it is unsound to equate the modern passport issued to a subject with the licence to an alien. The relationship of sovereign and subj......
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Minister of the Interior v Bechler and Others; Beier v Minister of the Interior and Others
...have deported enemy aliens without giving them any opportunity of making any representations against their deportation. See Netz v Ede (1946 Ch. 224) and Hirsch v Somervell & Others (1946 (2), A.E.R. 27). However, it preferred to get Parliamentary sanction. During the Parliamentary session ......
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