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Page 140
... into whatever hands she passes ( The Bold Buccleugh , 7 Moo . P.C. , 267 ) .
The principle of the ship as a noxa is expressed in very significant words by
Bowen , L.J. , in a later case . The learned Lord Justice says : “ Damage done by
a ship ...
... into whatever hands she passes ( The Bold Buccleugh , 7 Moo . P.C. , 267 ) .
The principle of the ship as a noxa is expressed in very significant words by
Bowen , L.J. , in a later case . The learned Lord Justice says : “ Damage done by
a ship ...
Page 141
It was a case in which ( as appears by the report in a local newspaper ) the
plaintiff claimed damages for serious personal injuries alleged to have been
caused by the negligence of the defendant in having been knocked down by one
of ...
It was a case in which ( as appears by the report in a local newspaper ) the
plaintiff claimed damages for serious personal injuries alleged to have been
caused by the negligence of the defendant in having been knocked down by one
of ...
Page 184
... i.e. , ( I ) that the Blockading State was always overwhelmingly more powerful
than the Blockaded one , and ( 2 ) that " the object of the Blockade has always
been “ either to obtain satisfaction by means falling short of war , “ for some
damage ...
... i.e. , ( I ) that the Blockading State was always overwhelmingly more powerful
than the Blockaded one , and ( 2 ) that " the object of the Blockade has always
been “ either to obtain satisfaction by means falling short of war , “ for some
damage ...
Page 189
Professor de Martens made his award in writing on the 13th February , 1897 , *
declaring that the Dutch Government was liable for the acts complained of , and ,
estimating the damages by way of indemnity as follows : £ 3,500 to be paid to ...
Professor de Martens made his award in writing on the 13th February , 1897 , *
declaring that the Dutch Government was liable for the acts complained of , and ,
estimating the damages by way of indemnity as follows : £ 3,500 to be paid to ...
Page 190
If his suspicions prove unfounded , he has exposed himself to a claim for
damages . In the present case , the Dutch authorities themselves confessed the
groundlessness of the charge by abandoning the prosecution . In the next place ,
the ...
If his suspicions prove unfounded , he has exposed himself to a claim for
damages . In the present case , the Dutch authorities themselves confessed the
groundlessness of the charge by abandoning the prosecution . In the next place ,
the ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1897 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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