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Turkish Watercraft In Turkey
In 1926, a French steamboat, the S.S. Lotus, slammed into a Turkish steamboat, the Botz-Kourt. This brought about the sinking of the Turkish watercraft and the demise of eight Turkish nationals. Turkish powers (offended parties) founded criminal procedures against the French officer on obligation on board the S.S. Lotus at the season of the crash, Lieutenant Demons (litigant). Evil spirits protested on the ground that Turkey had no jurisdiction to bring charges. The Turkish court overruled this protest and sentenced Demons to a fine and detainment. The French government tested the Turkish court's activity as an infringement of international law. The two nations presented their dispute to the Permanent Court of International Justice. The core
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