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This common concert is the more necessary. because the modern theory of a
ship being the territory of the nation, under whose flag it sails, would otherwise be
in the way of the tribunals of any other nation exercising corrective jurisdiction
over ...
This common concert is the more necessary. because the modern theory of a
ship being the territory of the nation, under whose flag it sails, would otherwise be
in the way of the tribunals of any other nation exercising corrective jurisdiction
over ...
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The ship itselfin 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 other ...
The ship itselfin 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 other ...
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This organization differs materially from the organization of the Naval Courts,
constituted under the provisions of “ The Merchant Shipping Act, 1854,” but those
Courts were strictly Municipal Courts for the investigation of questions confined to
...
This organization differs materially from the organization of the Naval Courts,
constituted under the provisions of “ The Merchant Shipping Act, 1854,” but those
Courts were strictly Municipal Courts for the investigation of questions confined to
...
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But after all, the true remedy for these wholesale sacrifices of human life by the
collision of 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 ...
But after all, the true remedy for these wholesale sacrifices of human life by the
collision of 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 ...
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The risk of life in our iron steamships need not be greater than it was formerly
when 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 ...
The risk of life in our iron steamships need not be greater than it was formerly
when 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 ...
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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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