The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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Page 47
... cargo against pirates and others . Unquestioned as the right of defence for merchantmen may have been , it was a right that had fallen into almost com- plete desuetude during the last century , so far as this country was concerned . The ...
... cargo against pirates and others . Unquestioned as the right of defence for merchantmen may have been , it was a right that had fallen into almost com- plete desuetude during the last century , so far as this country was concerned . The ...
Page 49
... cargo . These vessels must of course be distinguished from the auxiliary cruisers which both Germany and ourselves have converted into men of war and regularly commissioned . They may be described as defensively armed and un ...
... cargo . These vessels must of course be distinguished from the auxiliary cruisers which both Germany and ourselves have converted into men of war and regularly commissioned . They may be described as defensively armed and un ...
Page 69
... cargo . The owner of a vessel is rarely the owner of the cargo , and cargo - owners are as often as not , of different nationality from the owners of the ship . The vessels , whether tramp steamers or mail boats , are enor- mously ...
... cargo . The owner of a vessel is rarely the owner of the cargo , and cargo - owners are as often as not , of different nationality from the owners of the ship . The vessels , whether tramp steamers or mail boats , are enor- mously ...
Page 71
... cargo , to enter appearance within eight days after the service of the writ , and a warning that , in default of appearance , the Court may proceed in the cause and give judgment in absence . A still more important alteration relates to ...
... cargo , to enter appearance within eight days after the service of the writ , and a warning that , in default of appearance , the Court may proceed in the cause and give judgment in absence . A still more important alteration relates to ...
Page 76
... cargo , or in the case of a neutral ship in which an enemy has an interest , the consideration above alluded to makes it irrelevant in the case of an enemy ship . The case of a neutral ship remains open . In The Ariel ( 11 Moo . P. C. ) ...
... cargo , or in the case of a neutral ship in which an enemy has an interest , the consideration above alluded to makes it irrelevant in the case of an enemy ship . The case of a neutral ship remains open . In The Ariel ( 11 Moo . P. C. ) ...
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