The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... high seas and those upon whom the burden of compensation falls , in case the navigation is mismanaged , and a ... high seas . It seems reasonable that states which have formally agreed that certain rules of navigation shall be observed ...
... high seas and those upon whom the burden of compensation falls , in case the navigation is mismanaged , and a ... high seas . It seems reasonable that states which have formally agreed that certain rules of navigation shall be observed ...
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... high seas between sailing vessels , where there was no felonious intent on either side , might be properly regarded as homicide by misfortune ( homicidium per infortunium ) . The question in the present day is whether the application of ...
... high seas between sailing vessels , where there was no felonious intent on either side , might be properly regarded as homicide by misfortune ( homicidium per infortunium ) . The question in the present day is whether the application of ...
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... high seas , where British law is not supreme ratione territorii . An instance of such a collision may be cited in the case of the steamship Camilla and the barque Elizabeth Barnett , in which nearly three hundred and fifty living ...
... high seas , where British law is not supreme ratione territorii . An instance of such a collision may be cited in the case of the steamship Camilla and the barque Elizabeth Barnett , in which nearly three hundred and fifty living ...
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... high seas , and municipal legislation alone , in the absence of an international concert , cannot avail to control even the most glaring cases of neglect . has been well observed by a leading London journal ( Standard , September 14 ...
... high seas , and municipal legislation alone , in the absence of an international concert , cannot avail to control even the most glaring cases of neglect . has been well observed by a leading London journal ( Standard , September 14 ...
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... high seas . A scheme for the organization of such Courts must necessarily be of a special character , but it should be borne in mind that the existing Courts of Admiralty exercise in civil suits a jurisdiction which is sui generis , and ...
... high seas . A scheme for the organization of such Courts must necessarily be of a special character , but it should be borne in mind that the existing Courts of Admiralty exercise in civil suits a jurisdiction which is sui generis , and ...
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