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... ship grounding thereon . The defendant pleaded that , the river being navigable , he had a right to ground his ship , although , by so doing , he damaged the oyster - beds . Coltman . J. , at the trial , directed the jury that " if a ...
... ship grounding thereon . The defendant pleaded that , the river being navigable , he had a right to ground his ship , although , by so doing , he damaged the oyster - beds . Coltman . J. , at the trial , directed the jury that " if a ...
Page 142
... ship - of - war on board of which the slaves were received was not , as erroneously stated in the margin of the Reports , on the high seas , " but " within one mile of the shore ; " both of which facts Sir Travers Twiss was careful to ...
... ship - of - war on board of which the slaves were received was not , as erroneously stated in the margin of the Reports , on the high seas , " but " within one mile of the shore ; " both of which facts Sir Travers Twiss was careful to ...
Page 162
... ship on the high seas was cognizable at Common Law before the Admiral's office was instituted , it raises no presumption that they would have claimed jurisdiction in respect of a murder committed on board of a foreign ship in the same ...
... ship on the high seas was cognizable at Common Law before the Admiral's office was instituted , it raises no presumption that they would have claimed jurisdiction in respect of a murder committed on board of a foreign ship in the same ...
Page 166
... ship on the High Seas . It was contended that the act of manslaughter , for which Captain Keyn was arraigned , was committed on board of the British ship ; and , as such , came within the purview 66 of 28 Henry VIII . ch . 15. But 166 ...
... ship on the High Seas . It was contended that the act of manslaughter , for which Captain Keyn was arraigned , was committed on board of the British ship ; and , as such , came within the purview 66 of 28 Henry VIII . ch . 15. But 166 ...
Page 167
... ship . " In such a case , " the Lord Chief Justice said , where a party is charged with man- slaughter from running down another ship by negligence , " there is no intention accompanying the act into its ulterior consequences . " * The ...
... ship . " In such a case , " the Lord Chief Justice said , where a party is charged with man- slaughter from running down another ship by negligence , " there is no intention accompanying the act into its ulterior consequences . " * The ...
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