 | James Brown Scott, George Grafton Wilson - 1914
...States of Colombia claims reaches, on the Atlantic side, as far as Cape Gracias & Dios, inclusive; and on the Pacific side, as far as the mouth of the River Golfito and in Gulf Dulce. Article III. The arbitral award shall confine itself to the disputed territory... | |
 | Costa Rica - 1913 - 632 Seiten
...States of Colombia claims reaches, on the Atlantic side, as far as Cape Gracias a Dios, inclusive; and on the Pacific side, as far as the mouth of the River Golfito, in the Gulf of Dulce." Article 3 provides that the arbitral decision must confine itself "to... | |
 | Costa Rica-Panama Arbitration - 1913 - 630 Seiten
...States of Colombia claims reaches, on the Atlantic side, as far as Cape Gracias a Dios, inclusive; and on the Pacific side, as far as the mouth of the River Golfito, in the Gulf of Dulce. ARTICLE 3. The Arbitral Award must be confined to the territory disputed... | |
 | James Brown Scott, George Grafton Wilson - 1914
...States of Colombia claims reaches, on the Atlantic side, as far as Cape Gracias 6 Dios, inclusive; and on the Pacific side, as far as the mouth of the River Golfito and in Gulf Dulce. Article III. The arbitral award shall confine itself to the disputed territory... | |
 | William Ray Manning - 1924 - 472 Seiten
...United States of Colombia extends, on the Atlantic side, as far as Cape Gracias 4 Dios inclusive ; and, on the Pacific side, as far as the mouth of the River Golfito in Dulce Gulf. The territorial limit claimed by the Republic of Costa Rica on the Atlantic... | |
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... Veraguas, and the River Chiriqui (Calobebora) inclusive; and on the Pacific side, as far as the River Chiriqui Viejo, inclusive, to the East of Point Burica. "The territorial limit which the United States of Colombia claims reaches, on the Atlantic... 