The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Cases of collision on the high seas have thus been brought by a common
international concert under a new system of law , which has been built up on the
lines of the ancient customs of the sea as far as possible , the steam vessel being
...
Cases of collision on the high seas have thus been brought by a common
international concert under a new system of law , which has been built up on the
lines of the ancient customs of the sea as far as possible , the steam vessel being
...
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... is not allowed by the law of the sea to escape scot - free , if his servants
mismanage his vessel on the high seas , and I - 2 A SCHEME OF
INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNALS . 3 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNALS Ву Sir
TRAVERS Twiss, Q C , D C I.
... is not allowed by the law of the sea to escape scot - free , if his servants
mismanage his vessel on the high seas , and I - 2 A SCHEME OF
INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNALS . 3 INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNALS Ву Sir
TRAVERS Twiss, Q C , D C I.
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The international responsibility of mariners , under which term may be included
all persons engaged in the navigation of a ship , is thus in fact of a negative
character ; they are taken to be the agents of the owner or of the charterer of the
ship ...
The international responsibility of mariners , under which term may be included
all persons engaged in the navigation of a ship , is thus in fact of a negative
character ; they are taken to be the agents of the owner or of the charterer of the
ship ...
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... British steam vessel Strathclyde in the open sea within a marine league of
Dover pier has been thought by many persons to establish the necessity of some
international concert for the punishment of those , who have transgressed the
rules ...
... British steam vessel Strathclyde in the open sea within a marine league of
Dover pier has been thought by many persons to establish the necessity of some
international concert for the punishment of those , who have transgressed the
rules ...
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... the international sailing rules . The difficulty arises where the colliding vessels
are of different nationalities , and where the vessel that has kept afloat has sought
refuge in a foreign port . Such an instance is at hand in the case of the Scotch ...
... the international sailing rules . The difficulty arises where the colliding vessels
are of different nationalities , and where the vessel that has kept afloat has sought
refuge in a foreign port . Such an instance is at hand in the case of the Scotch ...
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