The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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... loss was subrogated in all respects to the rights of the assured , including his claims upon the justice of foreign ... losses by the unfriendly acts of Great Britain , as the ally of the enemies of our country during the war , may , as ...
... loss was subrogated in all respects to the rights of the assured , including his claims upon the justice of foreign ... losses by the unfriendly acts of Great Britain , as the ally of the enemies of our country during the war , may , as ...
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... losses . They refer to the case of a vessel captured by the French in 1807 , where a total loss was claimed by the insured , and the question before the court was whether the value of the spes recuperandi from France should be deducted ...
... losses . They refer to the case of a vessel captured by the French in 1807 , where a total loss was claimed by the insured , and the question before the court was whether the value of the spes recuperandi from France should be deducted ...
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... loss are , in our opinion , entitled to be subrogated to the rights of the latter , according to the well - known principle that an underwriter , who has paid as for a total loss , acquires the rights of the assured in respect of the ...
... loss are , in our opinion , entitled to be subrogated to the rights of the latter , according to the well - known principle that an underwriter , who has paid as for a total loss , acquires the rights of the assured in respect of the ...
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... loss on ships or merchandise to the owner , is entitled to whatever may be received from the property . His right accrues by the very act of payment ; and if the prop- erty , or its proceeds , be afterwards recovered , in whole or in ...
... loss on ships or merchandise to the owner , is entitled to whatever may be received from the property . His right accrues by the very act of payment ; and if the prop- erty , or its proceeds , be afterwards recovered , in whole or in ...
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... losses of individuals , by what process have the United States become entitled to the indemnity so awarded for those ... loss had occurred , with the insurer . And certainly , in any of the cases under consideration , the trouble , delay ...
... losses of individuals , by what process have the United States become entitled to the indemnity so awarded for those ... loss had occurred , with the insurer . And certainly , in any of the cases under consideration , the trouble , delay ...
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