The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 48
... agreed . B. Bk . II . , 97 , F. 302 , G. 632 , H. 482 , I. 577 , N. 66 , Sw . 1II . M. and P. 362 , 376 . E. 121 . 662. If the ship or goods are rescued , or articles are saved from a wreck , freight is payable pro rata to the ship ...
... agreed . B. Bk . II . , 97 , F. 302 , G. 632 , H. 482 , I. 577 , N. 66 , Sw . 1II . M. and P. 362 , 376 . E. 121 . 662. If the ship or goods are rescued , or articles are saved from a wreck , freight is payable pro rata to the ship ...
Page 51
... agreed , and if the time is not agreed upon , then 15 days from the com- mencement of the loading , unless otherwise settled . If the owner of the part cargo loaded procures cargo at the same rate and on the same conditions as that ...
... agreed , and if the time is not agreed upon , then 15 days from the com- mencement of the loading , unless otherwise settled . If the owner of the part cargo loaded procures cargo at the same rate and on the same conditions as that ...
Page 52
... agreed for , the excess may be admitted at the rate of freight stipulated for in the contract , provided it can be properly stowed without damage to other shippers ; but if it cannot be properly stowed , the captain ought to refuse to ...
... agreed for , the excess may be admitted at the rate of freight stipulated for in the contract , provided it can be properly stowed without damage to other shippers ; but if it cannot be properly stowed , the captain ought to refuse to ...
Page 77
... agreed to by all the Governments with the exception of Chili . The principle had been previously embodied in a motion adopted by the U.S. Congress a few weeks before . Although there certainly seems to be very good reason ( especially ...
... agreed to by all the Governments with the exception of Chili . The principle had been previously embodied in a motion adopted by the U.S. Congress a few weeks before . Although there certainly seems to be very good reason ( especially ...
Page 144
... agreed , they cannot demand from the shipper ( of the illegal goods ) any compensation for loss that the ship sustains . B. Bk . II . , 88 . M. and P. 134 . 683. If the vessel puts in to a port in distress , for repairs to the hull ...
... agreed , they cannot demand from the shipper ( of the illegal goods ) any compensation for loss that the ship sustains . B. Bk . II . , 88 . M. and P. 134 . 683. If the vessel puts in to a port in distress , for repairs to the hull ...
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