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Page 39
... decided by Grove and Denman , JJ . , in the affirmative . And accordingly the plaintiff in that case was allowed to retain a verdict for £ 200 , of which £ 40 repre- sented expenses incurred by the deceased for medical attend- ance ...
... decided by Grove and Denman , JJ . , in the affirmative . And accordingly the plaintiff in that case was allowed to retain a verdict for £ 200 , of which £ 40 repre- sented expenses incurred by the deceased for medical attend- ance ...
Page 48
... decided under the Bank- ruptcy Acts ; for the assignees in bankruptcy stand in much the same relation to the bankrupt in this respect as does the executor to his testator . It was there held , that the negligence of the plaintiff's ...
... decided under the Bank- ruptcy Acts ; for the assignees in bankruptcy stand in much the same relation to the bankrupt in this respect as does the executor to his testator . It was there held , that the negligence of the plaintiff's ...
Page 62
... decided that this was an invasion of the rights of Portugal . But , in this affair , there had never been any such decided retrograde step on the part of that country to compare with the evacuation of the Sûdan after Hicks ' defeat ...
... decided that this was an invasion of the rights of Portugal . But , in this affair , there had never been any such decided retrograde step on the part of that country to compare with the evacuation of the Sûdan after Hicks ' defeat ...
Page 68
... decided that cases of inscrutable fault ought to be treated in the same manner as cases of inevitable accident . The countries which would have to alter their legislations in consequence of this resolution , are France , Holland , and ...
... decided that cases of inscrutable fault ought to be treated in the same manner as cases of inevitable accident . The countries which would have to alter their legislations in consequence of this resolution , are France , Holland , and ...
Page 70
... decided . It refers to the rights of the cargo and of the rela- tives of those who lose their lives . Are they to be allowed to proceed against both vessels jointly , allowing the vessel which has paid more than its share to obtain ...
... decided . It refers to the rights of the cargo and of the rela- tives of those who lose their lives . Are they to be allowed to proceed against both vessels jointly , allowing the vessel which has paid more than its share to obtain ...
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