The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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The owner or the charterer , on the other hand , under the modern system of
marine insurance , is able to shift his risk , which is strictly pecuniary , on to the
shoulders of the underwriter ; and the underwriters are the parties in the present
day ...
The owner or the charterer , on the other hand , under the modern system of
marine insurance , is able to shift his risk , which is strictly pecuniary , on to the
shoulders of the underwriter ; and the underwriters are the parties in the present
day ...
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... of which instances are at hand in the loss of H.M. steamship Vanguard by a
collision with a consort steamship in a fog , and the loss of the Imperial German
steamship Grosser Kurfürst by a collision with a consort steamship in broad
daylight ...
... of which instances are at hand in the loss of H.M. steamship Vanguard by a
collision with a consort steamship in a fog , and the loss of the Imperial German
steamship Grosser Kurfürst by a collision with a consort steamship in broad
daylight ...
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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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... on the one hand , and of such acquittals as would scandalise public feeling on
the other . " It has been suggested , in an early passage of these observations ,
that the Admiralty Courts of each country , which exercise at present international
...
... on the one hand , and of such acquittals as would scandalise public feeling on
the other . " It has been suggested , in an early passage of these observations ,
that the Admiralty Courts of each country , which exercise at present international
...
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The new policemen , it appears , are “ Turkish , ” whatever that phrase may mean
in the hands of Our Special Correspondent in Cyprus , and they take an oath to
be “ faithful to the Queen of England in Cyprus . ” If any members of the force ...
The new policemen , it appears , are “ Turkish , ” whatever that phrase may mean
in the hands of Our Special Correspondent in Cyprus , and they take an oath to
be “ faithful to the Queen of England in Cyprus . ” If any members of the force ...
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