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The collision between the German steam vessel Franconia and the British steam
vessel Strathclyde in the open sea within a ... transgressed the rules of navigation
in cases , where the vessels brought into collision are of different nationalities .
The collision between the German steam vessel Franconia and the British steam
vessel Strathclyde in the open sea within a ... transgressed the rules of navigation
in cases , where the vessels brought into collision are of different nationalities .
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last , a collision has occurred on the River Thames between two British steam
vessels , the Princess Alice and the Bywell Castle , whereby some hundreds of
passengers on board of the former vessel were drowned almost instantaneously .
last , a collision has occurred on the River Thames between two British steam
vessels , the Princess Alice and the Bywell Castle , whereby some hundreds of
passengers on board of the former vessel were drowned almost instantaneously .
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It was competent for the owners of the French vessel to have at once arrested the
Scotch vessel by Admiralty process in ... the world is carried on in vessels
amenable to English laws , the necessity of some general and severe Criminal
Code ...
It was competent for the owners of the French vessel to have at once arrested the
Scotch vessel by Admiralty process in ... the world is carried on in vessels
amenable to English laws , the necessity of some general and severe Criminal
Code ...
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... in our opinion , the attention of Governments may be wisely directed with a
view to provide a check against the personal impunity which attaches at present
to individual negligence in the navigation of steam vessels on the high seas .
... in our opinion , the attention of Governments may be wisely directed with a
view to provide a check against the personal impunity which attaches at present
to individual negligence in the navigation of steam vessels on the high seas .
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He should have the aid of one legal and two nautical assessors , and the Consul
of the nation to which the complainant's vessel belongs should be the fourth
assessor . This organization differs materially from the organization of the Naval ...
He should have the aid of one legal and two nautical assessors , and the Consul
of the nation to which the complainant's vessel belongs should be the fourth
assessor . This organization differs materially from the organization of the Naval ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1879 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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