The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... result of a common concert between the maritime powers . Our object at present is to consider how the observance of the sailing rules on the high seas can be best secured , and how the neglect of them , if it be the result of ...
... result of a common concert between the maritime powers . Our object at present is to consider how the observance of the sailing rules on the high seas can be best secured , and how the neglect of them , if it be the result of ...
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... result is brought about by what is termed an actio in rem , a tradition of the ancient Roman law . It is totally opposed to the territorial theory of a ship , which is of modern origin , and has been devised as a convenient fiction to ...
... result is brought about by what is termed an actio in rem , a tradition of the ancient Roman law . It is totally opposed to the territorial theory of a ship , which is of modern origin , and has been devised as a convenient fiction to ...
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... resulting from the neglect of those rules , should authorise the same Courts to punish mariners , who transgress those rules and thereby bring about the damage . The measure of punishment , however , in such cases ought not to be ...
... resulting from the neglect of those rules , should authorise the same Courts to punish mariners , who transgress those rules and thereby bring about the damage . The measure of punishment , however , in such cases ought not to be ...
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... result ( ex eventu ) , and according to this dis- tinction homicide is either a felony or a misfortune . Our ancestors seem to have thought that any homicide in former days , which was the result of a collision on the high seas between ...
... result ( ex eventu ) , and according to this dis- tinction homicide is either a felony or a misfortune . Our ancestors seem to have thought that any homicide in former days , which was the result of a collision on the high seas between ...
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... result , we venture to think , will not prove acceptable to British shipmasters , nor to British mariners , if there be any weight in the following observa- tions , made alio intuitu , which we extract from the same leading London ...
... result , we venture to think , will not prove acceptable to British shipmasters , nor to British mariners , if there be any weight in the following observa- tions , made alio intuitu , which we extract from the same leading London ...
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