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" ... receive and stow cargoes in good order, and deliver the same in like good order. The law holds the Shipowner liable for the safe custody of the goods when properly and legally received on board in good order, and for the " delivery," to parties producing... "
Reed's new guide book to the Local Marine Board examinations for Masters and ... - Page 54
by Reed Thomas and co, ltd, Thomas REED (of Sunderland.) - 1859 - 93 pages
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Hand-book to the Local marine board examination [by J. Taylor].

Janet Taylor - 1852 - 98 pages
...be taken to receive and stow cargoes in good order, and deliver the same hi like good order. The }aw holds the ship-owner liable for the safe custody of...good order and condition ; this is nothing more or les& than conniving at fraud ; fine Goods are also often damaged in the ship's hold, by lumpers, if...
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Merchants' Magazine and Commercial Review, Volume 27

Commerce - 1852 - 780 pages
...The captain's blank bill of lading should be receipted by the warehouse keeper or person authorized to receive the contents. Goods are not unfrequently...in good order and condition; this is nothing more nor less than conniving at fraud; fine goods are often damaged in the phiz's hold, by lumperj, if permitted...
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Merchants' Magazine and Commercial Review, Volume 27

Commerce - 1852 - 780 pages
...contents. Good* are col unfrequently sent alongside in a damaged state, and letters of indemnity giren lo the captain by the shippers for signing in good order and condition ; this is nothing more nor less than conniving at fraud; fine goods are often damaged in the ship's hold, by lumpers, if permitted...
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Merchants' Magazine and Commercial Review, Volume 37

Commerce - 1857 - 808 pages
...legally received on board in good order, and for the " delivery" to parties producing the bill of lading. Goods are not unfrequently sent alongside in a damaged...more or less than conniving at fraud ; fine goods are often damaged in the ship's hold by lumpers, if permitted to use cotton hooks in handling bales. All...
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On the stowage of ships and their cargoes

Robert White Stevens - 1863 - 378 pages
...received on board in good order, and for the " delivery " to parties producing the bill of lading. Goods are not unfrequently sent alongside in a damaged...state, and letters of indemnity given to the captain hy the shippers for signing in good order and condition. This is nothing more than conniving at fraud....
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Hints to young shipmasters in drafting and cutting ships' rigging and sails

James Grange - 1867 - 164 pages
...producing the bill of lading. The captain's blank bill of lading should be receipted by the warehousekeeper or person authorised to receive the contents. Goods...in good order and condition : this is nothing more nor less than conniving at fraud. Fine goods are often damaged in the ship's hold by lumpers if permitted...
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Local Marine Board Examination, for Officers in the Mercantile Marine ...

Erasmus Thompson - Merchant marine - 1868 - 116 pages
...The captain's blank bill of lading should be receipted by the warehouse keeper, or person authorized to receive the contents. Goods are not unfrequently...in the ship's hold by lumpers, if permitted to use cotton-hooks in handling bales. All goods must be received on board according to the custom of the...
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A guide book to the Local marine board examination. The ordinary examination ...

Thomas Liddell Ainsley - 1869 - 450 pages
...properly and legally received on board in good order, and for the " delivery" to parties producing tho bill of lading. The captain's blank bill of lading...conniving at fraud; fine goods are also often damaged in tho ship's hold by lumpers, if permitted to use cotton hooks in handling bales. All goods must be received...
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The ship-owners' and ship-masters' handy-book

Reed Thomas and co, ltd - 1869 - 90 pages
...order, and for the " delivery" to parties producing the BUl of Lading. Goods are not unfrequeiitly sent alongside in a damaged state, and letters of...in good order and condition. This is nothing more than conniving at fraud. 2.— No Vessel exceeding 400 tons Eegister can be entirely loaded with Grain...
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On the stowage of ships and their cargoes

Robert White Stevens - Maritime law - 1869 - 828 pages
...good order, and for the "delivery" to parties producing the bill of lading. Goods arc not unfrcqnently sent alongside in a damaged state, and letters of...shippers for signing in good order and condition. This is conniving at frand. 2 No ship exceeding 400 ton reg. can be entirely loaded with grain in balk ; all...
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