The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 173
... ship into which each of the married pair enters with the members of their respective families , acted as a bar up to certain grades . Accordingly a man could not marry , even if he had wished it , his mother - in - law , or daughter ...
... ship into which each of the married pair enters with the members of their respective families , acted as a bar up to certain grades . Accordingly a man could not marry , even if he had wished it , his mother - in - law , or daughter ...
Page 179
... ship , though solemnized by a priest , would not be held valid . As to the State in former days having required that all marriages should be solemnized with the rites obtain- ing in the different religious communions , it was due to the ...
... ship , though solemnized by a priest , would not be held valid . As to the State in former days having required that all marriages should be solemnized with the rites obtain- ing in the different religious communions , it was due to the ...
Page 192
... ship , has been really left to be interpreted by juries ; and the result has been that , like a house which has been transformed both internally and externally , it is hardly possible to recognise the original structure . Section 17. By ...
... ship , has been really left to be interpreted by juries ; and the result has been that , like a house which has been transformed both internally and externally , it is hardly possible to recognise the original structure . Section 17. By ...
Page 215
... Ship - Shipmaster - Bottomry - Cargo . A ship came into collision with another , and put into a home harbour for repairs . The captain and mate , who were owners of the ship , granted to a shipbuilder a bond SELECT CASES : SCOTTISH . 215.
... Ship - Shipmaster - Bottomry - Cargo . A ship came into collision with another , and put into a home harbour for repairs . The captain and mate , who were owners of the ship , granted to a shipbuilder a bond SELECT CASES : SCOTTISH . 215.
Page 216
... ship and cargo were sold . Held that except to the extent of the freight , the bondholder had no right to the price of the cargo , as the master under the circumstances had no right to hypothecate it . Per Lord Presi- dent ( Inglis ) ...
... ship and cargo were sold . Held that except to the extent of the freight , the bondholder had no right to the price of the cargo , as the master under the circumstances had no right to hypothecate it . Per Lord Presi- dent ( Inglis ) ...
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