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Belgian fisherman arrested for fishing in UK waters

Jul. 07, 1963 - Royal Invader Captured By The Navy: Belgian Fisherman Tests Charter Validity. Belgian-Victor de Paepe had warned the British Authorities that he intended to fish inside British territorial waters-and yesterday-he was arrested by men of the Navy Vessel H.M.S. Braves Swordsman'. Victor did this to test the validity of a Charter granted by king Charles II in1666 which allows 50 fisherman from Bruges to fish in English waters-in gratitude for salter in Bruges during his exile. De Paepe later appeared at Lews Court-charged with'ppaching'. The case was adjourned until August 7th. and he freed on10 bale. Photo shows. A police escort for M. Victor de Paepe-after his arrest'- on a charge of Poaching'-yesterday

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