The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 49
... cargo for the payment of freight expenses and dues relating to it , which are repay- able by the shippers , and for its share of General Average , but the captain must not delay the discharge on account of a doubt as to the fulfilment ...
... cargo for the payment of freight expenses and dues relating to it , which are repay- able by the shippers , and for its share of General Average , but the captain must not delay the discharge on account of a doubt as to the fulfilment ...
Page 50
... cargo than the vessel can carry , having regard to her tonnage , they will com- pensate the shippers with whom they cannot fulfil the contract for the damages which they have sustained in consequence , as follows : - If the freight is ...
... cargo than the vessel can carry , having regard to her tonnage , they will com- pensate the shippers with whom they cannot fulfil the contract for the damages which they have sustained in consequence , as follows : - If the freight is ...
Page 51
... 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 shipper has a ...
... 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 shipper has a ...
Page 52
... cargo in another port , the captain will report himself to the con- signee named in his contract ; and if he does not supply cargo , he will give notice to the charterer and await his instructions whilst the lay days , agreed on , or ...
... cargo in another port , the captain will report himself to the con- signee named in his contract ; and if he does not supply cargo , he will give notice to the charterer and await his instructions whilst the lay days , agreed on , or ...
Page 53
... cargo . S. 568 , 572 , I. 568 , Sw . 87 . 676. The captain loses his freight and indemnifies the shippers when they prove , even against a report of survey made in the port of departure , that the vessel was not seaworthy or in a fit ...
... cargo . S. 568 , 572 , I. 568 , Sw . 87 . 676. The captain loses his freight and indemnifies the shippers when they prove , even against a report of survey made in the port of departure , that the vessel was not seaworthy or in a fit ...
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