The American Law Review, Volume 3Little, Brown, and Company, 1869 - Law |
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Page 156
... vessel , the Sally Magee , with the appellant corporation , on the twenty - fourth day of December , 1860. By the policy the company undertook to insure inter alia against " men of war , " " enemies , " " takings at sea , " and ...
... vessel , the Sally Magee , with the appellant corporation , on the twenty - fourth day of December , 1860. By the policy the company undertook to insure inter alia against " men of war , " " enemies , " " takings at sea , " and ...
Page 173
... vessel , in its then condition and equipment , to the Chilian Government would have been a violation of our neutrality laws , of which it is unnecessary to express any opinion , the termination of the negotiation put an end to this ...
... vessel , in its then condition and equipment , to the Chilian Government would have been a violation of our neutrality laws , of which it is unnecessary to express any opinion , the termination of the negotiation put an end to this ...
Page 174
... vessel to be employed in the war with Spain , are persons who had volun- teered to negotiate on behalf of the agents with the owners , in expectation of large commissions in the event of a sale ; or persons in the expectation of ...
... vessel to be employed in the war with Spain , are persons who had volun- teered to negotiate on behalf of the agents with the owners , in expectation of large commissions in the event of a sale ; or persons in the expectation of ...
Page 234
... vessel appraised and released to them . on bond , according to the custom in causes in admiralty on the instance side of the court . He supported his motion on the ground , that it was matter of ordinary right in such causes . He ...
... vessel appraised and released to them . on bond , according to the custom in causes in admiralty on the instance side of the court . He supported his motion on the ground , that it was matter of ordinary right in such causes . He ...
Page 235
... vessel . In the same connection , he argued strenuously , as a fact which " ought to have some bearing on the question now before the court , " that an application had been made to the State Department to release the vessel , and had ...
... vessel . In the same connection , he argued strenuously , as a fact which " ought to have some bearing on the question now before the court , " that an application had been made to the State Department to release the vessel , and had ...
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