The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... vessels have come into collision with one another on the high seas . The collision between the German steam vessel Franconia and the British steam vessel Strathclyde in the open sea within a marine league of Dover pier has been thought ...
... vessels have come into collision with one another on the high seas . The collision between the German steam vessel Franconia and the British steam vessel Strathclyde in the open sea within a marine league of Dover pier has been thought ...
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... vessels , the Princess Alice and the Bywell Castle , whereby some hundreds of passengers on board of the former vessel were drowned almost instan- taneously . In this case , if negligence in the navigation of either vessel should be ...
... vessels , the Princess Alice and the Bywell Castle , whereby some hundreds of passengers on board of the former vessel were drowned almost instan- taneously . In this case , if negligence in the navigation of either vessel should be ...
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... vessel to have at once arrested the Scotch vessel by Admi- ralty process in the port of Almeria for the damages ... vessels amenable to English laws , the necessity of some general and severe Criminal Code of Navigation would have ...
... vessel to have at once arrested the Scotch vessel by Admi- ralty process in the port of Almeria for the damages ... vessels amenable to English laws , the necessity of some general and severe Criminal Code of Navigation would have ...
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... vessels on the high seas . A scheme for the organization of such Courts must necessarily be of a special character , but it should be borne in mind that the existing Courts of Admiralty exercise in civil suits a jurisdiction which is ...
... vessels on the high seas . A scheme for the organization of such Courts must necessarily be of a special character , but it should be borne in mind that the existing Courts of Admiralty exercise in civil suits a jurisdiction which is ...
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... vessel on the high seas . The Consul , however , of the nation , to which the defendant belongs , ought not to sit alone . He should have the aid of one legal and two nautical assessors , and the Consul of the nation to which the ...
... vessel on the high seas . The Consul , however , of the nation , to which the defendant belongs , ought not to sit alone . He should have the aid of one legal and two nautical assessors , and the Consul of the nation to which the ...
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