The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... ship in respect of any misconduct on their part whilst the vessel is on the high seas . The personal responsibility ... ship to another ship in the course of navigation . The owner of the ship , however , in the case of a collision , is ...
... ship in respect of any misconduct on their part whilst the vessel is on the high seas . The personal responsibility ... ship to another ship in the course of navigation . The owner of the ship , however , in the case of a collision , is ...
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... ship itself in such a case may be arrested by the process of any Admiralty Court , and if the servants of the owner are found to have mismanaged her navigation , and by such mismanagement to have brought her into collision with the ...
... ship itself in such a case may be arrested by the process of any Admiralty Court , and if the servants of the owner are found to have mismanaged her navigation , and by such mismanagement to have brought her into collision with the ...
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... ships is not to be sought for in new and enhanced penal enactments against the parties in charge of them . The bane of the present day is the excessive speed of the steam vessel ; the antidote must be found in the superior safety of her ...
... ships is not to be sought for in new and enhanced penal enactments against the parties in charge of them . The bane of the present day is the excessive speed of the steam vessel ; the antidote must be found in the superior safety of her ...
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... only wooden ships were in use , and when the pen of the Roman satirist described the condition of those who ventured on the high seas as that of men who lived within a few fingers ' breadth of death : 14 COLLISIONS AT SEA .
... only wooden ships were in use , and when the pen of the Roman satirist described the condition of those who ventured on the high seas as that of men who lived within a few fingers ' breadth of death : 14 COLLISIONS AT SEA .
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... ship safer than the wooden ship . The chances are at present that an iron ship , not built in water - tight compartments , will prove to be little more than an iron coffin for her passengers , if she comes into collision with another ...
... ship safer than the wooden ship . The chances are at present that an iron ship , not built in water - tight compartments , will prove to be little more than an iron coffin for her passengers , if she comes into collision with another ...
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