The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 44
... : - ( 1. ) The description , name , and tonnage of the ship . ( 2. ) Her flag ( nationality ) and port of registry . * See ante , Art . 612 ( 3 ) . ( 3. ) The names , surname and residence of 44 FOREIGN MARITIME LAWS :
... : - ( 1. ) The description , name , and tonnage of the ship . ( 2. ) Her flag ( nationality ) and port of registry . * See ante , Art . 612 ( 3 ) . ( 3. ) The names , surname and residence of 44 FOREIGN MARITIME LAWS :
Page 46
... 100 miles ) . If the captain negligently or fraudulently fails to provide a vessel to carry the cargo to its destination , the shippers , after a formal demand on the captain to obtain freight 46 FOREIGN MARITIME LAWS :
... 100 miles ) . If the captain negligently or fraudulently fails to provide a vessel to carry the cargo to its destination , the shippers , after a formal demand on the captain to obtain freight 46 FOREIGN MARITIME LAWS :
Page 50
... cannot load all the cargo engaged , and none of the shippers elects to rescind his contract , the preference will be given to those whose goods are already shipped and stowed in the vessel , and the rest will take 50 FOREIGN MARITIME LAWS :
... cannot load all the cargo engaged , and none of the shippers elects to rescind his contract , the preference will be given to those whose goods are already shipped and stowed in the vessel , and the rest will take 50 FOREIGN MARITIME LAWS :
Page 52
... answer within this limited period , he will do his best to engage freight , and if he does not succeed prior to the termination of the lay days and days on demurrage , he will enter a protest and return 52 FOREIGN MARITIME LAWS :
... answer within this limited period , he will do his best to engage freight , and if he does not succeed prior to the termination of the lay days and days on demurrage , he will enter a protest and return 52 FOREIGN MARITIME LAWS :
Page 78
... foreign form , but authorising the performance of acts in this country , must be construed , as to the extent of the authority given , according to the law of England and not of the lex loci celebrati ( Chatenay v . Brazilian Submarine ...
... foreign form , but authorising the performance of acts in this country , must be construed , as to the extent of the authority given , according to the law of England and not of the lex loci celebrati ( Chatenay v . Brazilian Submarine ...
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