The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 33
... received or exercised which were unjustified by precedent , analogy , public convenience , or by the design and intention of the Royal Founder of the Baronetage implied or declared . There exists in various quarters an impression that ...
... received or exercised which were unjustified by precedent , analogy , public convenience , or by the design and intention of the Royal Founder of the Baronetage implied or declared . There exists in various quarters an impression that ...
Page 34
... the same , after which the following Resolutions were unanimously agreed to : - " Ist . That the Report read be received and entered upon . the journals of the Order together with the unanimous and 34 THE ORDER OF BARONETS .
... the same , after which the following Resolutions were unanimously agreed to : - " Ist . That the Report read be received and entered upon . the journals of the Order together with the unanimous and 34 THE ORDER OF BARONETS .
Page 38
... received the accolade . Inauguration was a service to be performed on demand ; not a prerogative to be exercised by volition ; it was an ostensible recognition of a right , but it did not in any respect confer a franchise . The Queen ...
... received the accolade . Inauguration was a service to be performed on demand ; not a prerogative to be exercised by volition ; it was an ostensible recognition of a right , but it did not in any respect confer a franchise . The Queen ...
Page 45
... received without a charter party being signed , the contract is deemed , so far as the cargo is con- cerned , to be that contained in the Bill of Lading alone , to ascertain the rights and duties of the shipowner , captain and shipper ...
... received without a charter party being signed , the contract is deemed , so far as the cargo is con- cerned , to be that contained in the Bill of Lading alone , to ascertain the rights and duties of the shipowner , captain and shipper ...
Page 51
... receiving a part of the cargo , the letter of the ship cannot secure at the agreed rate of freight more than at the least three - fifths of what the ship can carry , he may substitute for the voyage another vessel , surveyed and ...
... receiving a part of the cargo , the letter of the ship cannot secure at the agreed rate of freight more than at the least three - fifths of what the ship can carry , he may substitute for the voyage another vessel , surveyed and ...
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