The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 142
... vessel from approaching a bridge until invited by the lowering of the ball or lantern , and provided that " at all other times such signals shall remain elevated . " Held that it was not within the power of the city , maintaining ...
... vessel from approaching a bridge until invited by the lowering of the ball or lantern , and provided that " at all other times such signals shall remain elevated . " Held that it was not within the power of the city , maintaining ...
Page 174
... vessels are steered safely to their ports by ob- servations of the sun and stars and magnetic pole : Third - The principle of a distribution of governmental powers , preventing courts and every other agency of gov- ernment from lawfully ...
... vessels are steered safely to their ports by ob- servations of the sun and stars and magnetic pole : Third - The principle of a distribution of governmental powers , preventing courts and every other agency of gov- ernment from lawfully ...
Page 222
... vessel of the State amidst contending storms : -we have still , thank God , a sound administration of justice secured to us , in the independence of the Judges , in the rights of enlight- ened juries , and in the integrity of the Bar ...
... vessel of the State amidst contending storms : -we have still , thank God , a sound administration of justice secured to us , in the independence of the Judges , in the rights of enlight- ened juries , and in the integrity of the Bar ...
Page 291
... vessels for use on inland waters in the State of Michigan . Prof. Frederick C. Saddler of the University of Michigan , an expert of distinction , testified as follows : ' I do not know of any device with which a marine plant can be ...
... vessels for use on inland waters in the State of Michigan . Prof. Frederick C. Saddler of the University of Michigan , an expert of distinction , testified as follows : ' I do not know of any device with which a marine plant can be ...
Page 301
... vessel or a neutral vessel which is suspected of carrying contraband goods or destined to a blockaded port , and take it into port and have its status settled by a prize court . And it was also the law that this might be dispensed with ...
... vessel or a neutral vessel which is suspected of carrying contraband goods or destined to a blockaded port , and take it into port and have its status settled by a prize court . And it was also the law that this might be dispensed with ...
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