The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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... vessels held against the wrong- doers , any more than it could appropriate to itself , without making compen- sation , six hundred and fifteen vessels which had not been seized.3 As to the portion of the claims now owned by underwriters ...
... vessels held against the wrong- doers , any more than it could appropriate to itself , without making compen- sation , six hundred and fifteen vessels which had not been seized.3 As to the portion of the claims now owned by underwriters ...
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... vessel insured . But it would seem that that should rest , as it would if no loss had occurred , with the insurer . And certainly , in any of the cases under consideration , the trouble , delay , expense , and anxiety which have fallen ...
... vessel insured . But it would seem that that should rest , as it would if no loss had occurred , with the insurer . And certainly , in any of the cases under consideration , the trouble , delay , expense , and anxiety which have fallen ...
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... vessel and cargo take certain risks , and others which they cannot afford to take are taken for them by the underwriter . Is there any thing iniquitous in their agreeing between themselves at the inception of the contract , that if the ...
... vessel and cargo take certain risks , and others which they cannot afford to take are taken for them by the underwriter . Is there any thing iniquitous in their agreeing between themselves at the inception of the contract , that if the ...
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... vessel of war nor a vessel employed for purposes of state , is entitled to the immunity from arrest enjoyed by ships of war and ships used for government purposes . Writ of prohibition refused . — In the Matter of The Charkieh , L. R. 8 ...
... vessel of war nor a vessel employed for purposes of state , is entitled to the immunity from arrest enjoyed by ships of war and ships used for government purposes . Writ of prohibition refused . — In the Matter of The Charkieh , L. R. 8 ...
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... vessel and owners , to pay for the repairs except in case of the total loss of the vessel . Held , that said instrument was in effect a bottomry bond and that the county court had no jurisdiction ; and that the Admiralty Court therefore ...
... vessel and owners , to pay for the repairs except in case of the total loss of the vessel . Held , that said instrument was in effect a bottomry bond and that the county court had no jurisdiction ; and that the Admiralty Court therefore ...
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