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Page 146
In this case the shipowner will indemnify the charterer for losses he may sustain .
If the purchaser does not load on his own account the charter - party holds good ,
and the vendor indemnifies the purchaser if he did not give him notice of 146 ...
In this case the shipowner will indemnify the charterer for losses he may sustain .
If the purchaser does not load on his own account the charter - party holds good ,
and the vendor indemnifies the purchaser if he did not give him notice of 146 ...
Page 147
the purchaser if he did not give him notice of the charter - party at the time the
sale was agreed on . B. Bk . II . , 75 , F. 288 , G. 577 , 586 , H. 464 , 467 , I. 564 , N
. 46 . M. and P. 322 . 690. A charter - party is annulled , and all actions arising out
of ...
the purchaser if he did not give him notice of the charter - party at the time the
sale was agreed on . B. Bk . II . , 75 , F. 288 , G. 577 , 586 , H. 464 , 467 , I. 564 , N
. 46 . M. and P. 322 . 690. A charter - party is annulled , and all actions arising out
of ...
Page 165
... 1 Q.B. 103 , leave to serve notice out of the jurisdiction was refused on the
ground that the case did not sufficiently come within the scope of Ord . xi . , r . 1 (
e ) . The case is noteworthy for the interpretation by the Court of Appeal of the
words ...
... 1 Q.B. 103 , leave to serve notice out of the jurisdiction was refused on the
ground that the case did not sufficiently come within the scope of Ord . xi . , r . 1 (
e ) . The case is noteworthy for the interpretation by the Court of Appeal of the
words ...
Page 167
These shares had been ( a ) : assigned in Queensland by way of charge to the
Union Bank of Australia , without notice to the shareholders , such notice not
being required by the Law of Queensland , the lex domicilii of the Company ; and
( b ) ...
These shares had been ( a ) : assigned in Queensland by way of charge to the
Union Bank of Australia , without notice to the shareholders , such notice not
being required by the Law of Queensland , the lex domicilii of the Company ; and
( b ) ...
Page 172
If a foolish mistake has been made by a reporter , let the matter be honestly
corrected by notice in the Errata in the usual way , and not slurred over by an
expensive reprint of four or eight pages , in the hope of concealing it . Let some ...
If a foolish mistake has been made by a reporter , let the matter be honestly
corrected by notice in the Errata in the usual way , and not slurred over by an
expensive reprint of four or eight pages , in the hope of concealing it . Let some ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1891 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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