The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... rules for the navigation of vessels on the high seas , with a view to prevent accidents from collision . It is obvious that the two ancient cardinal rules of naviga- tion , which had hitherto sufficed for the guidance of sailing vessels ...
... rules for the navigation of vessels on the high seas , with a view to prevent accidents from collision . It is obvious that the two ancient cardinal rules of naviga- tion , which had hitherto sufficed for the guidance of sailing vessels ...
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... rules . In due course of time , after experience had given its sanction to those rules , Great Britain entered into treaty arrangements with foreign powers , that their vessels should be navigated on the high seas under the same system of ...
... rules . In due course of time , after experience had given its sanction to those rules , Great Britain entered into treaty arrangements with foreign powers , that their vessels should be navigated on the high seas under the same system of ...
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... rules of navigation for the prevention of collisions on the high seas , they should agree upon a common system of penalties for the non - observance of those rules on the part of the persons , who may have been in charge of the naviga ...
... rules of navigation for the prevention of collisions on the high seas , they should agree upon a common system of penalties for the non - observance of those rules on the part of the persons , who may have been in charge of the naviga ...
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... 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 regulated by an arbitrary law of the state ...
... 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 regulated by an arbitrary law of the state ...
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... rules of navigation , although the collision should have been occasioned by neglect of those rules . This is not a satisfactory state of things as regards the navigation of the high seas , and municipal legislation alone , in the ...
... rules of navigation , although the collision should have been occasioned by neglect of those rules . This is not a satisfactory state of things as regards the navigation of the high seas , and municipal legislation alone , in the ...
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