The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... Admiralty Courts were also autho- rised by British statute law to regulate their judg- ments in cases of collision between British vessels on the high seas in accordance with the new rules . In due course of time , after experience had ...
... Admiralty Courts were also autho- rised by British statute law to regulate their judg- ments in cases of collision between British vessels on the high seas in accordance with the new rules . In due course of time , after experience had ...
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... Admiralty Court , and if the servants of the owner are found to have mismanaged her navigation , and by such mismanagement to have brought her into collision with the other vessel , the owner may be amerced in the value of his ship ...
... Admiralty Court , and if the servants of the owner are found to have mismanaged her navigation , and by such mismanagement to have brought her into collision with the other vessel , the owner may be amerced in the value of his ship ...
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... Admiralty or to maritime tribunals of equivalent authority within their respective dominions civil jurisdiction , in respect of damage to property resulting from the neglect of those rules , should authorise the same Courts to punish ...
... Admiralty or to maritime tribunals of equivalent authority within their respective dominions civil jurisdiction , in respect of damage to property resulting from the neglect of those rules , should authorise the same Courts to punish ...
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... Admiralty Courts of Spain could not exercise any penal jurisdiction over the crew of either vessel for neglect of the international rules of navigation , although the collision should have been occasioned by neglect of those rules ...
... Admiralty Courts of Spain could not exercise any penal jurisdiction over the crew of either vessel for neglect of the international rules of navigation , although the collision should have been occasioned by neglect of those rules ...
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A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. countries there are no Admiralty Courts , and no traditions . have been preserved of the ancient procedure of the Admiralty . But there is in most ports an international officer , whose jurisdiction ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. countries there are no Admiralty Courts , and no traditions . have been preserved of the ancient procedure of the Admiralty . But there is in most ports an international officer , whose jurisdiction ...
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