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Page 166
... Admiralty . This juris- diction has since been transferred to the Central Criminal Court , by 4 and 5 William IV . , and it was under that statute , that the master of the Franconia was put upon his trial at the Old Bailey according to ...
... Admiralty . This juris- diction has since been transferred to the Central Criminal Court , by 4 and 5 William IV . , and it was under that statute , that the master of the Franconia was put upon his trial at the Old Bailey according to ...
Page 174
... Admiralty were in perfect accord with the Lord Chief Justice of England as to the principle , by which the decision of the case under their consideration ought to be governed . The former , who stated that he had participated in the ...
... Admiralty were in perfect accord with the Lord Chief Justice of England as to the principle , by which the decision of the case under their consideration ought to be governed . The former , who stated that he had participated in the ...
Page 176
... common agreement the penalties , which should attach to a culpable violation of those regulations , in cases where injury to life and limb has resulted therefrom , and that the Admiralty jurisdiction in 176 CASE OF THE FRANCONIA .
... common agreement the penalties , which should attach to a culpable violation of those regulations , in cases where injury to life and limb has resulted therefrom , and that the Admiralty jurisdiction in 176 CASE OF THE FRANCONIA .
Page 177
... Admiralty jurisdiction in respect of the enforcement of those penalties should by like agreement be declared to be International . We propose , on a future occasion , to discuss the civil jurisdiction of the Admiralty of England in its ...
... Admiralty jurisdiction in respect of the enforcement of those penalties should by like agreement be declared to be International . We propose , on a future occasion , to discuss the civil jurisdiction of the Admiralty of England in its ...
Page 253
... Admiralty Divisions have been omitted altogether , and the volume is judiciously kept within such limits that it can be conveniently carried into Court . In addition to the Judicature Acts and Rules many important Statutes passed since ...
... Admiralty Divisions have been omitted altogether , and the volume is judiciously kept within such limits that it can be conveniently carried into Court . In addition to the Judicature Acts and Rules many important Statutes passed since ...
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