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Convention (XII) relative to the Creation of an International Prize Court. The Hague, 18 October 1907.

Part I : General provisions - Art. 4.

Art. 4. An appeal may be brought --

1. By a neutral Power, if the judgment of the national tribunals injuriously affects its property or the property of its nationals (Article 3, No. 1

), or if the capture of an enemy vessel is alleged to have taken place in the territorial waters of that Power (Article 3, No. 2(b)

2. By a neutral individual, if the judgment of the national court injuriously affects his property (Article 3, No. I

), subject, however, to the reservation that the Power to which he belongs may forbid him to bring the case before the Court, or may itself undertake the proceedings in his place;

3. By an individual subject or citizen of an enemy Power, if the judgment of the national court injuriously affects his property in the cases referred to in Article 3, No. 2

, except that mentioned in paragraph (b).

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