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E. 120 . captain will account for them at the price similar goods fetch at that place
. ( 2. ) If the ship is lost , then at the price for which they were in fact sold . Similarly
freight is earned in full if the ship reaches her destination , and pro rata for the ...
E. 120 . captain will account for them at the price similar goods fetch at that place
. ( 2. ) If the ship is lost , then at the price for which they were in fact sold . Similarly
freight is earned in full if the ship reaches her destination , and pro rata for the ...
Page 49
There is a special charge on the cargo for the payment of freight expenses and
dues relating to it , which are repayable by the shippers , and for its share of
General Average , but the captain must not delay the discharge on account of a
doubt ...
There is a special charge on the cargo for the payment of freight expenses and
dues relating to it , which are repayable by the shippers , and for its share of
General Average , but the captain must not delay the discharge on account of a
doubt ...
Page 50
demand of the captain , order the goods to be placed on deposit , and arrange a
sale of what is necessary for the payment of the freight and other charges upon it
. Similarly , a sale will take place when the goods on deposit are in danger of ...
demand of the captain , order the goods to be placed on deposit , and arrange a
sale of what is necessary for the payment of the freight and other charges upon it
. Similarly , a sale will take place when the goods on deposit are in danger of ...
Page 51
If the owner of the part cargo loaded procures cargo at the same rate and on the
same conditions as that which he has shipped , neither the letter of the ship nor
the captain can refuse to accept the remainder of the cargo , and if they resist the
...
If the owner of the part cargo loaded procures cargo at the same rate and on the
same conditions as that which he has shipped , neither the letter of the ship nor
the captain can refuse to accept the remainder of the cargo , and if they resist the
...
Page 52
All loss that the freighter sustains from the voluntary delay of the master in
commencing the voyage is chargeable to the letter of the ship , according to the
rules prescribed , whenever the captain is required by a notary or by legal
process to put ...
All loss that the freighter sustains from the voluntary delay of the master in
commencing the voyage is chargeable to the letter of the ship , according to the
rules prescribed , whenever the captain is required by a notary or by legal
process to put ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1891 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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