The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 25
... owners , the King conferred grants of land upon those who would maintain a body of thirty soldiers there for three years . The person who undertook this charge was created a Baronet . He was allowed ( inter alia ) to add to his family ...
... owners , the King conferred grants of land upon those who would maintain a body of thirty soldiers there for three years . The person who undertook this charge was created a Baronet . He was allowed ( inter alia ) to add to his family ...
Page 43
... owner , the charterer desires to have a servant of his own bound to protect his interests . Rapid postal and telegraphic communication all over the world diminishes the need of the former class of supercargoes , whilst the appointment ...
... owner , the charterer desires to have a servant of his own bound to protect his interests . Rapid postal and telegraphic communication all over the world diminishes the need of the former class of supercargoes , whilst the appointment ...
Page 45
... owner , if he makes the contract . ( 5. ) The names , surname and residence of the charterer , and if he declares that he acts as agent , then of the person on whose behalf he contracts . ( 6. ) The ports for loading and discharging ...
... owner , if he makes the contract . ( 5. ) The names , surname and residence of the charterer , and if he declares that he acts as agent , then of the person on whose behalf he contracts . ( 6. ) The ports for loading and discharging ...
Page 46
... owner will be of full force and effect even when entered into in contravention of the orders and instruc- tions of the owner or charterer , but these persons preserve their right of action against the captain for the repayment of any ...
... owner will be of full force and effect even when entered into in contravention of the orders and instruc- tions of the owner or charterer , but these persons preserve their right of action against the captain for the repayment of any ...
Page 51
... owner of the part cargo loaded procures cargo at the same rate and on the same conditions as that which he has shipped , neither the letter of the ship nor the captain can refuse to accept the remainder of the cargo , and if they resist ...
... owner of the part cargo loaded procures cargo at the same rate and on the same conditions as that which he has shipped , neither the letter of the ship nor the captain can refuse to accept the remainder of the cargo , and if they resist ...
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