Blockade in United Kingdom
Definition of Blockade
In accordance with the work A Dictionary of Law, this is a description of Blockade :
The act of a belligerent power of preventing access to or egress from the ports of its enemy by stationing a ship or squadron in such a position that it can intercept vessels attempting to approach or leave such ports. A neutral merchant vessel trying to break through a blockade is liable to capture and condemnation by the captor’s *prize court.
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