The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 25
... allowed ( inter alia ) to add to his family arms those of the Province , commonly called " the bloody hand ; " and the Sovereign undertook that no dignity should ever be created to intervene between Baronets and the Peerage . At its ...
... allowed ( inter alia ) to add to his family arms those of the Province , commonly called " the bloody hand ; " and the Sovereign undertook that no dignity should ever be created to intervene between Baronets and the Peerage . At its ...
Page 44
... allowed them by the custom of the port for which the vessel sails , nor can they bring back on the homeward voyage more than the venture produces except by special permission of their principals . TIT . III . Contracts Peculiar to ...
... allowed them by the custom of the port for which the vessel sails , nor can they bring back on the homeward voyage more than the venture produces except by special permission of their principals . TIT . III . Contracts Peculiar to ...
Page 50
... allowed . If the letter or captain engage more cargo than the vessel can carry , having regard to her tonnage , they will com- pensate the shippers with whom they cannot fulfil the contract for the damages which they have sustained in ...
... allowed . If the letter or captain engage more cargo than the vessel can carry , having regard to her tonnage , they will com- pensate the shippers with whom they cannot fulfil the contract for the damages which they have sustained in ...
Page 52
... allowed by the custom of the port , if there is no special agreement to the contrary , are running . If the captain gets no answer within this limited period , he will do his best to engage freight , and if he does not succeed prior to ...
... allowed by the custom of the port , if there is no special agreement to the contrary , are running . If the captain gets no answer within this limited period , he will do his best to engage freight , and if he does not succeed prior to ...
Page 63
... allowed a sufficient period to enable him to answer , and , if possible , disprove the charge . Some authors have divided all crimes into two classes - one comprehending homicide and all greater crimes , and the other , all crimes of an ...
... allowed a sufficient period to enable him to answer , and , if possible , disprove the charge . Some authors have divided all crimes into two classes - one comprehending homicide and all greater crimes , and the other , all crimes of an ...
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