The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 49
... share of General Average , but the captain must not delay the discharge on account of a doubt as to the fulfilment of this duty . If there is good reason for distrust , a Judge or Court , at the request of the captain , may allow the ...
... share of General Average , but the captain must not delay the discharge on account of a doubt as to the fulfilment of this duty . If there is good reason for distrust , a Judge or Court , at the request of the captain , may allow the ...
Page 157
... share for the repairs or provisioning of the ship , do not do so within twenty - four hours , their shares will be liable in the same proportion for bottomry . Elsewhere than where the owners reside the captain may take up loans on ...
... share for the repairs or provisioning of the ship , do not do so within twenty - four hours , their shares will be liable in the same proportion for bottomry . Elsewhere than where the owners reside the captain may take up loans on ...
Page 166
... VII . , 194 , were rather com- plicated . The real point at issue , however , was as to the title to certain unpaid calls due by shareholders in Scotland to the Queensland Co. These shares had been ( 166 CURRENT NOTES ON INTERNATIONAL LAW .
... VII . , 194 , were rather com- plicated . The real point at issue , however , was as to the title to certain unpaid calls due by shareholders in Scotland to the Queensland Co. These shares had been ( 166 CURRENT NOTES ON INTERNATIONAL LAW .
Page 167
... shares the subsequent assignment had priority over the first , by the lex loci ( that of Scotland ) , and the claim of the Scotch creditors therefore prevailed . The decision seems to be quite in harmony with the modern tendency to make ...
... shares the subsequent assignment had priority over the first , by the lex loci ( that of Scotland ) , and the claim of the Scotch creditors therefore prevailed . The decision seems to be quite in harmony with the modern tendency to make ...
Page 176
... share in the Pearl Fisheries which constitute one of the industries of Western Australia . This would seem to have been a case of Protection run mad , and Legislation in that sense has a general tendency to defeat its own ends , and to ...
... share in the Pearl Fisheries which constitute one of the industries of Western Australia . This would seem to have been a case of Protection run mad , and Legislation in that sense has a general tendency to defeat its own ends , and to ...
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