The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1899 - Law |
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Page 74
... ? Responsibility of Ship - owners . - Should the responsibility of the ship - owner be a personal liability , and , if so , should it be limited , and to what amount ? Or should the 74 THE UNIFICATION OF MARITIME LAW :
... ? Responsibility of Ship - owners . - Should the responsibility of the ship - owner be a personal liability , and , if so , should it be limited , and to what amount ? Or should the 74 THE UNIFICATION OF MARITIME LAW :
Page 75
For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and Abroad. limited , and to what amount ? Or should the liability be limited to the vessel , including the freight and all rights of the owner in the vessel after the accident ? This ...
For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and Abroad. limited , and to what amount ? Or should the liability be limited to the vessel , including the freight and all rights of the owner in the vessel after the accident ? This ...
Page 79
... Limited ( 33 L.J. 396 ) , is not altogether free from adverse criticism . The mother of an engineer employed on a Belgian ship brought an action against the defendants under Lord Campbell's Act ( 9 & 10 Vict . c . 93 ) , to recover ...
... Limited ( 33 L.J. 396 ) , is not altogether free from adverse criticism . The mother of an engineer employed on a Belgian ship brought an action against the defendants under Lord Campbell's Act ( 9 & 10 Vict . c . 93 ) , to recover ...
Page 80
... Limited , if the right existed , and we should look to that Act to see whether a claim made under it can properly be described as a " claim for damage done by any ship . " There is not a word about ships in Lord Campbell's Act . It is ...
... Limited , if the right existed , and we should look to that Act to see whether a claim made under it can properly be described as a " claim for damage done by any ship . " There is not a word about ships in Lord Campbell's Act . It is ...
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... limited by the inflexible rules of the dialectics , of the schoolmen with all their distinctions , divisions , negations and concessions . Later on in France there arose an exaggerated burst of rhetoric , a superabundance of quotation ...
... limited by the inflexible rules of the dialectics , of the schoolmen with all their distinctions , divisions , negations and concessions . Later on in France there arose an exaggerated burst of rhetoric , a superabundance of quotation ...
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