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Although the same principles of navigation might still be properly maintained in
the case of steamers , where applicable , it has been found requisite that the
rules of navigation should be extended to other cases , seeing that the course of
...
Although the same principles of navigation might still be properly maintained in
the case of steamers , where applicable , it has been found requisite that the
rules of navigation should be extended to other cases , seeing that the course of
...
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In due course of time , after experience had given its sanction to those rules ,
Great Britain entered into treaty arrangements with foreign powers , that their
vessels should be navigated on the high seas under the same system of rules ,
and she ...
In due course of time , after experience had given its sanction to those rules ,
Great Britain entered into treaty arrangements with foreign powers , that their
vessels should be navigated on the high seas under the same system of rules ,
and she ...
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... under the free control of the owner or his servants , inasmuch as the sea is a
treacherous element , that he or they should be held criminally reponsible for any
damage caused by one ship to another ship in the course of navigation .
... under the free control of the owner or his servants , inasmuch as the sea is a
treacherous element , that he or they should be held criminally reponsible for any
damage caused by one ship to another ship in the course of navigation .
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We are not disposed to think that offences on the sea can reasonably be dealt
with on precisely the same principles as offences on the land . The driver of a
waggon on terra firma has more control over his course if he meets another
waggon ...
We are not disposed to think that offences on the sea can reasonably be dealt
with on precisely the same principles as offences on the land . The driver of a
waggon on terra firma has more control over his course if he meets another
waggon ...
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... whose valuable works we so often have occasion to cite , M. Vitchen Servicen ,
an advocate practising at Constantinople , has given the two books of the Civil
Code published in the course of 1876 , and the Constitution of the same year .
... whose valuable works we so often have occasion to cite , M. Vitchen Servicen ,
an advocate practising at Constantinople , has given the two books of the Civil
Code published in the course of 1876 , and the Constitution of the same year .
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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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