The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 50
... freight is payable for the whole ship by one shipper only , and there is mistake or fraud as to its capacity , and the shipper does not elect to rescind the contract when he has a right to do so , the freight will be diminished pro rata ...
... freight is payable for the whole ship by one shipper only , and there is mistake or fraud as to its capacity , and the shipper does not elect to rescind the contract when he has a right to do so , the freight will be diminished pro rata ...
Page 51
... freight more than at the least three - fifths of what the ship can carry , he may substitute for the voyage another vessel , surveyed and declared to be fit for the said voyage , on bearing the expenses of transhipment , and any ...
... freight more than at the least three - fifths of what the ship can carry , he may substitute for the voyage another vessel , surveyed and declared to be fit for the said voyage , on bearing the expenses of transhipment , and any ...
Page 52
... 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 take it , or discharge it at the cost of its owner ...
... 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 take it , or discharge it at the cost of its owner ...
Page 53
... freight , deducting what would have been paid on account of the goods in the outward and homeward voyages , if shipped on account of third parties . The same rule will be observed when a ship chartered for an outward and homeward voyage ...
... freight , deducting what would have been paid on account of the goods in the outward and homeward voyages , if shipped on account of third parties . The same rule will be observed when a ship chartered for an outward and homeward voyage ...
Page 143
... freight on what he ought to have loaded , unless the captain has taken other goods to complete the cargo , in which case the difference in freight , if any , will be carried to the charterer's account . B. Bk . II . , 72 , 75 , F. 287 ...
... freight on what he ought to have loaded , unless the captain has taken other goods to complete the cargo , in which case the difference in freight , if any , will be carried to the charterer's account . B. Bk . II . , 72 , 75 , F. 287 ...
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