THE CONCEPT OF NEUTRALITY IN MARITIM CONFLICTS
THE CONCEPT OF NEUTRALITY IN MARITIM CONFLICTS

Summary/Abstract: As he was enshrined in international law class, law of neutrality, represents a balance between opposing interests of warring parties, who want to minimize the trade of their enemies and neutral and the letter which would not be provided obstacles in this regard. Institution neutrality or neutrality law, according to some authors, was formed by the late eighteenth century, based on a relatively common practice followed by a small number of European countries, particularly in the marine environment and has been translated into positive law by the Fifth Convention and the XIIIen from Hague 1907, where both appear as a discretionary act, taking the exclusive responsibility of state and a legal system, a complex involving the rights and obligations.

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