The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 150
... Macl . 312 . 701. The captain is not obliged or allowed , for the convenience or business of passengers , to touch at or enter ports which cause the vessel to deviate from her voyage , nor to stop longer in those at which he has to call ...
... Macl . 312 . 701. The captain is not obliged or allowed , for the convenience or business of passengers , to touch at or enter ports which cause the vessel to deviate from her voyage , nor to stop longer in those at which he has to call ...
Page 152
... Macl . 366 . 708. A Bill of Lading " to bearer , " sent to the consignee , will be transferable by simple delivery of the document , and , if " to order , " by endorsement . In both cases the transferee of the Bill of Lading acquires ...
... Macl . 366 . 708. A Bill of Lading " to bearer , " sent to the consignee , will be transferable by simple delivery of the document , and , if " to order , " by endorsement . In both cases the transferee of the Bill of Lading acquires ...
Page 154
... Macl . 366 . 718. When the cargo is delivered , the Bills of Lading signed by the captain are returned to him , or , at all events , the copy against which he has delivered , with a receipt for the goods signed upon it . Delay on the ...
... Macl . 366 . 718. When the cargo is delivered , the Bills of Lading signed by the captain are returned to him , or , at all events , the copy against which he has delivered , with a receipt for the goods signed upon it . Delay on the ...
Page 155
... Macl . 47 , 137 . : - 720. Bottomry Bonds may be made : - ( 1. ) By a notarial instrument . E. 149 . ( 2. ) By means of a bond signed by the parties and the broker employed . ( 3. ) By a simple contract . In whichever of those ways the ...
... Macl . 47 , 137 . : - 720. Bottomry Bonds may be made : - ( 1. ) By a notarial instrument . E. 149 . ( 2. ) By means of a bond signed by the parties and the broker employed . ( 3. ) By a simple contract . In whichever of those ways the ...
Page 156
... Macl . 54 . 722. Bonds may be made " to order , " in which case they are transferable by endorsement , and the transferee acquires all the rights and runs all the risks of the former holder . B. Bk . II . , 162 , F. 313 , G. 685 , 687 ...
... Macl . 54 . 722. Bonds may be made " to order , " in which case they are transferable by endorsement , and the transferee acquires all the rights and runs all the risks of the former holder . B. Bk . II . , 162 , F. 313 , G. 685 , 687 ...
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