The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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... loss . But he claimed that no person had any legal or equitable right to any part of the indemnity fund , because ( 1 ) the losses were occasioned not directly by the acts of Great Britain , but by the acts of the rebels with whom we ...
... loss . But he claimed that no person had any legal or equitable right to any part of the indemnity fund , because ( 1 ) the losses were occasioned not directly by the acts of Great Britain , but by the acts of the rebels with whom we ...
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... loss , should be paid to the actual owner of the property destroyed at the time of its destruction , and to officers and seamen who had lost their wages . The bill then further provided that after the pay- ment of such losses the ...
... loss , should be paid to the actual owner of the property destroyed at the time of its destruction , and to officers and seamen who had lost their wages . The bill then further provided that after the pay- ment of such losses the ...
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... loss claimed by the assured , or unless such assignment was made a part of the written contract of insurance before ... losses to individuals or corporations . The method by which this conclusion is reached is by a system of guesses ...
... loss claimed by the assured , or unless such assignment was made a part of the written contract of insurance before ... losses to individuals or corporations . The method by which this conclusion is reached is by a system of guesses ...
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... losses while carry- ing on the commerce of the country in the usual and ordinary mode , and have received no indemnity whatever therefor . " The Committee consider the underwriters to have been fully paid by their premiums , and explain ...
... losses while carry- ing on the commerce of the country in the usual and ordinary mode , and have received no indemnity whatever therefor . " The Committee consider the underwriters to have been fully paid by their premiums , and explain ...
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... losses , distinctly protest against any diminution of the indemnity for their losses because of any money received as insurance , " although they urge only that this shows that the assured , in these in- stances , must proceed upon the ...
... losses , distinctly protest against any diminution of the indemnity for their losses because of any money received as insurance , " although they urge only that this shows that the assured , in these in- stances , must proceed upon the ...
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