La pesca del Mare Adriatico e il suo pesce : una relazione dell'Impero Austro-ungarico sea-pesca : con una descrizione dettagliata della fauna marina del golfo Adriatico . o easethe transizione dal vecchio al nuovo stato di cose introdotte dal lawof 1835, ed in seguito più completamente corroborata dalla legge generale del 1848, whichabolished tutti azienda feudale di proprietà terriera. Essa deve pertanto essere dedotto che il possesso di diritti di pesca basedupon principi feudali non hanno più alcun diritto legale locus standi; inoltre, thelaw non esclude il diritto di trasferire le attività di pesca di altri

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The fisheries of the Adriatic and the fish thereof : a report of the Austro-Hungarian sea-fisheries : with a detailed description of the marine fauna of the Adriatic Gulf . o easethe transition from the old to the new state of things introduced by the lawof 1835, and, later on, more fully borne out by the general law of 1848, whichabolished all feudal holding of landed property. It must, therefore, be inferred that the possession of fishing rights basedupon feudal principles have no longer any legal locus standi; moreover, thelaw does not exclude the right of transferring the fisheries to others by thosenot choosing to exercise the rights themselves; it is thus that many Com-munes have let their fisheries to the Italian fishermen within the territorialwaters, thus giving rise to the protests and jealousy of the neighbouring localfishermen.1 Beyond the general laws above cited, no special law concerning thefisheries in Austria-Hungary has been passed, owing, probably, to thedifficulty that exists in reconciling the different interests, and at present it 1 The treaty rights of the Italian fishermen arc limited to the waters outside the territorialboundary.. AND THE FISH THEREOF. 49 must be said that the fisheries are guided entirely by municipal regulations, and, to a great extent, by custom and usage. The necessity of passing a special and general law is, however, generallyacknowledged, and, may be, it is being worked out at the present moment.In this the Italians have gained a march on the Austrians; their lawregulating the fisheries was passed on March 4, 1877, and came into forceDecember 31, 1879. They do not, however, definitely deal with the privatefisheries, but merely regulate their exercise. It has thus been shown how the Chioggiotti have been able to maintaintheir position in these waters, notwithstanding the opposition they often meetwith, caused by the enmity and jealousy of the local fishermen. In I stria, their share of the fishing exceeds that of the nat

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1880
• bookpublisherlondo
• bookyear1883