commercial contracts with the enemy
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From 84 U.S. 601 - United States v. Lap Ene · 1873Most cited · 14 citing opinions
All commercial contracts with the subjects or in the territory of the enemy, whether made directly by one in person, or indirectly through an agent, who is neutral, are illegal and void. No property passes and no rights are acquired under such contracts.