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So that it really comes practically to this , that against a large class of crimes
committed on board English or American ships , when on the high seas , the law
affords the unfortunate crew no protection whatever . Attention was called to this
evil ...
So that it really comes practically to this , that against a large class of crimes
committed on board English or American ships , when on the high seas , the law
affords the unfortunate crew no protection whatever . Attention was called to this
evil ...
Page 146
... German vessel Franconia and the British vessel Strathclyde , which happened
in the open sea within a marine league from the Admiralty Pier at Dover , in
consequence of which collision a passenger on board the Strathclyde was
drowned .
... German vessel Franconia and the British vessel Strathclyde , which happened
in the open sea within a marine league from the Admiralty Pier at Dover , in
consequence of which collision a passenger on board the Strathclyde was
drowned .
Page 160
... on occasion of the fourth Crusade against the Saracens , the necessity became
evident of establishing laws for the maintenance of discipline on board the
vessels , the customs of the land being inapplicable to the incidents of maritime
life .
... on occasion of the fourth Crusade against the Saracens , the necessity became
evident of establishing laws for the maintenance of discipline on board the
vessels , the customs of the land being inapplicable to the incidents of maritime
life .
Page 162
... as the parties to the suit were both British subjects , however conclusive the
case may be , that the King ' s Judges held that a murder committed on board of a
British ship on the high seas was cognizable at Common Law before the Admiral
...
... as the parties to the suit were both British subjects , however conclusive the
case may be , that the King ' s Judges held that a murder committed on board of a
British ship on the high seas was cognizable at Common Law before the Admiral
...
Page 164
A prize crew having been put on board the Felicidade , she was ordered to
proceed in chase of another Brazilian vessel , The Echo , which she overtook and
captured , when the Echo was found to be laden with slaves. * The ancient
Customs ...
A prize crew having been put on board the Felicidade , she was ordered to
proceed in chase of another Brazilian vessel , The Echo , which she overtook and
captured , when the Echo was found to be laden with slaves. * The ancient
Customs ...
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| Title | The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad |
| Published | 1877 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 5 Jul 2011 |
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