The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... brought , with the consent of its Government , within the operation of the new rules . Cases of collision on the high seas have thus been brought by a common international concert under a new system of law , which has been built up on ...
... brought , with the consent of its Government , within the operation of the new rules . Cases of collision on the high seas have thus been brought by a common international concert under a new system of law , which has been built up on ...
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... brought her into collision with the other vessel , the owner may be amerced in the value of his ship , which may be sold by an order of the Admiralty Court , if the owner is otherwise unable to satisfy the judgment of the Court . This ...
... brought her into collision with the other vessel , the owner may be amerced in the value of his ship , which may be sold by an order of the Admiralty Court , if the owner is otherwise unable to satisfy the judgment of the Court . This ...
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... brought about with a foreign vessel on the high seas . The Consul , however , of the nation , to which the defendant belongs , ought not to sit alone . He should have the aid of one legal and two nautical assessors , and the Consul of ...
... brought about with a foreign vessel on the high seas . The Consul , however , of the nation , to which the defendant belongs , ought not to sit alone . He should have the aid of one legal and two nautical assessors , and the Consul of ...
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... brought against the High Court of Admiralty of England in the present day , that under its procedure , foreign vessels have not an even chance against English vessels in cases of collision . Mr. H. H. Meier , of Bremen , a member of the ...
... brought against the High Court of Admiralty of England in the present day , that under its procedure , foreign vessels have not an even chance against English vessels in cases of collision . Mr. H. H. Meier , of Bremen , a member of the ...
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... brought before the British Consul , who will apply English law , without troubling himself to enquire whether the particular operations in virtue of which the money is claimed are lawful either by French law or the law of the country in ...
... brought before the British Consul , who will apply English law , without troubling himself to enquire whether the particular operations in virtue of which the money is claimed are lawful either by French law or the law of the country in ...
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