The American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown, and Company, 1870 - Law |
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... ships and cargo at home , for fear they may be burnt ; the merchant who retires from foreign com- merce entirely , because it has become too dangerous a business to follow ; the merchant who sells his ship , because it is unsafe to use ...
... ships and cargo at home , for fear they may be burnt ; the merchant who retires from foreign com- merce entirely , because it has become too dangerous a business to follow ; the merchant who sells his ship , because it is unsafe to use ...
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... ship is actually in the dock , with her bowsprit projecting beyond its limits , there is no sign of its existence ; neither is it a neces- sary easement , ' for that means something without which ( in the language of the treatise cited ) ...
... ship is actually in the dock , with her bowsprit projecting beyond its limits , there is no sign of its existence ; neither is it a neces- sary easement , ' for that means something without which ( in the language of the treatise cited ) ...
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... ship , and the copper in consequence of some intrinsic defect , the cause of which was not proved , lasted only four months instead of four years , the average duration of such an article , it was held that the plaintiff was entitled to ...
... ship , and the copper in consequence of some intrinsic defect , the cause of which was not proved , lasted only four months instead of four years , the average duration of such an article , it was held that the plaintiff was entitled to ...
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... ship - owner who furnishes a vessel which is not seaworthy . " ALDERSON , J. , adds , " The injury in the present case appears to have been occasioned by an original defect of construction ; and if the defendant were not responsible , a ...
... ship - owner who furnishes a vessel which is not seaworthy . " ALDERSON , J. , adds , " The injury in the present case appears to have been occasioned by an original defect of construction ; and if the defendant were not responsible , a ...
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... ship , the law implies only such a degree of sea - worthiness as a prudent man exercising all the care he can is able to give to the ship , and that varies with the advance of science . " A ship , " says ERLE , J. , 4 H. L. Cas . 384 ...
... ship , the law implies only such a degree of sea - worthiness as a prudent man exercising all the care he can is able to give to the ship , and that varies with the advance of science . " A ship , " says ERLE , J. , 4 H. L. Cas . 384 ...
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