The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 18Saunders and Benning, 1853 - Law |
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Page 146
... principle of this classification is twofold , and varies according to the nature of the lien . For maritime liens , like all other obligations , arise either ex contractu and quasi ex contractu , or ex delicto and quasi ex delicto.2 In ...
... principle of this classification is twofold , and varies according to the nature of the lien . For maritime liens , like all other obligations , arise either ex contractu and quasi ex contractu , or ex delicto and quasi ex delicto.2 In ...
Page 153
... principle , which is not stated , applies to cases where the owners of the ship which has done damage are insolvent , it becomes necessary to inquire what such principle is , and what are the extent and limits of its application . It ...
... principle , which is not stated , applies to cases where the owners of the ship which has done damage are insolvent , it becomes necessary to inquire what such principle is , and what are the extent and limits of its application . It ...
Page 158
... principle that the ship and freight are by intendment of law , or by impli- cation , hypothecated along with it ; " for ( said Dr. Lushington ) a cargo can never be hypothecated for the benefit of the ship , that is , for the purpose of ...
... principle that the ship and freight are by intendment of law , or by impli- cation , hypothecated along with it ; " for ( said Dr. Lushington ) a cargo can never be hypothecated for the benefit of the ship , that is , for the purpose of ...
Contents
ON FINANCE Page | 1 |
ON MARINE INSURANCES | 45 |
LAW REFORM AND ITS PROSPECTS | 87 |
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