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There may be thus no direct solidarité , to use a convenient French phrase ,
between those who are employed in the navigation of a vessel on the high seas
and those upon whom the burden of compensation falls , in case the navigation
is ...
There may be thus no direct solidarité , to use a convenient French phrase ,
between those who are employed in the navigation of a vessel on the high seas
and those upon whom the burden of compensation falls , in case the navigation
is ...
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Such an instance is at hand in the case of the Scotch steamship the City of
Manchester and the French steamer Moselle , which came into collision with
each other on the broad waters of the Medi . terranean Sea , at the distance of
about eight ...
Such an instance is at hand in the case of the Scotch steamship the City of
Manchester and the French steamer Moselle , which came into collision with
each other on the broad waters of the Medi . terranean Sea , at the distance of
about eight ...
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It was competent for the owners of the French vessel to have at once arrested the
Scotch vessel by Admiralty process in the port of Almeria for the damages
incurred by them as the owners of the Moselle , but under the practice of nations ,
the ...
It was competent for the owners of the French vessel to have at once arrested the
Scotch vessel by Admiralty process in the port of Almeria for the damages
incurred by them as the owners of the Moselle , but under the practice of nations ,
the ...
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We doubt whether , under such conditions , the proceedings even of French ,
German , or American Admiralty Courts would not be watched with considerable
jealousy in this country . We are quite sure that no respect whatever would be
paid ...
We doubt whether , under such conditions , the proceedings even of French ,
German , or American Admiralty Courts would not be watched with considerable
jealousy in this country . We are quite sure that no respect whatever would be
paid ...
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For instance , to take an example from our authority , suppose Primus , a
Frenchman , and Secundus , a British subject , combine for certain Stock
Exchange operations for which French law does not give an action . One sues
the other for ...
For instance , to take an example from our authority , suppose Primus , a
Frenchman , and Secundus , a British subject , combine for certain Stock
Exchange operations for which French law does not give an action . One sues
the other for ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1879 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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