The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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... entitled to claim her value from our government , or , if the ship had been paid for by the insurer , that the latter would not be so entitled ? If not , the protection afforded to its citizens by our government is but slight , and they ...
... entitled to claim her value from our government , or , if the ship had been paid for by the insurer , that the latter would not be so entitled ? If not , the protection afforded to its citizens by our government is but slight , and they ...
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... entitled to be subrogated to the rights of the latter , according to the well - known principle that an underwriter , who has paid as for a total loss , acquires the rights of the assured in respect of the subject- matter of insurance ...
... entitled to be subrogated to the rights of the latter , according to the well - known principle that an underwriter , who has paid as for a total loss , acquires the rights of the assured in respect of the subject- matter of insurance ...
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... entitled to whatever may be received from the property . His right accrues by the very act of payment ; and if the prop- erty , or its proceeds , be afterwards recovered , in whole or in part , whether the recovery be from the sea ...
... entitled to whatever may be received from the property . His right accrues by the very act of payment ; and if the prop- erty , or its proceeds , be afterwards recovered , in whole or in part , whether the recovery be from the sea ...
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... entitled to the indemnity so awarded for those losses ? The only name for such process is confiscation , confiscation , unequal , unconstitutional , arbitrary , and without excuse . - It seems to have been tacitly conceded that no ...
... entitled to the indemnity so awarded for those losses ? The only name for such process is confiscation , confiscation , unequal , unconstitutional , arbitrary , and without excuse . - It seems to have been tacitly conceded that no ...
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... entitled to it . It is sometimes said that although the rights of the insurers are clear enough as a matter of municipal law , yet that Congress is not bound by that law in regard to the money of citizens paid into the treasury , as ...
... entitled to it . It is sometimes said that although the rights of the insurers are clear enough as a matter of municipal law , yet that Congress is not bound by that law in regard to the money of citizens paid into the treasury , as ...
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