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THE application of steam - power to sea - going vessels has worked so great a
change in the conditions of ocean navigation as to render it necessary for nations
to concert a common system of rules for the navigation of vessels on the high ...
THE application of steam - power to sea - going vessels has worked so great a
change in the conditions of ocean navigation as to render it necessary for nations
to concert a common system of rules for the navigation of vessels on the high ...
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cases high seas , and she included her sailing vessels under a reciprocal system
of obligation when approaching steam vessels . British Admiralty Courts were
also authorised by British statute law to regulate their judgments in of collision ...
cases high seas , and she included her sailing vessels under a reciprocal system
of obligation when approaching steam vessels . British Admiralty Courts were
also authorised by British statute law to regulate their judgments in of collision ...
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seas . fully abstain from exercising any criminal jurisdiction over the crews of
foreign vessels in respect of their neglect to observe the sailing rules , nor has
Great Britain been empowered by any treaty arrangement with foreign states to ...
seas . fully abstain from exercising any criminal jurisdiction over the crews of
foreign vessels in respect of their neglect to observe the sailing rules , nor has
Great Britain been empowered by any treaty arrangement with foreign states to ...
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servants mismanage his vessel on the high seas , and through their unskilfulness
bring about the collision with another vessel . The ship itself in such a case may
be arrested by the process of any Admiralty Court , and if the servants of the ...
servants mismanage his vessel on the high seas , and through their unskilfulness
bring about the collision with another vessel . The ship itself in such a case may
be arrested by the process of any Admiralty Court , and if the servants of the ...
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... between those who are employed in the navigation of a vessel on the high
seas and those upon whom the burden of ... and may stimulate him to greater
watchfulness and greater care in avoiding all chances of collision with other
vessels .
... between those who are employed in the navigation of a vessel on the high
seas and those upon whom the burden of ... and may stimulate him to greater
watchfulness and greater care in avoiding all chances of collision with other
vessels .
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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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