The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22Saunders and Benning, 1897 - Law |
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Page 140
... Damage done by a ship means done by those in charge of a ship , with the ship as noxious instrument " ( The Vera Cruz , 9 P.D. 101 ) . 66 In the course of an article , " De la forme que doivent revêtir les testaments rédigés à l ...
... Damage done by a ship means done by those in charge of a ship , with the ship as noxious instrument " ( The Vera Cruz , 9 P.D. 101 ) . 66 In the course of an article , " De la forme que doivent revêtir les testaments rédigés à l ...
Page 141
... damages for serious personal injuries alleged to have been caused by the negligence of the defendant in having been knocked down by one of defendant's cabs whilst he was walking on the foot pavement in a I0-2 OBITER DICTA . 14I.
... damages for serious personal injuries alleged to have been caused by the negligence of the defendant in having been knocked down by one of defendant's cabs whilst he was walking on the foot pavement in a I0-2 OBITER DICTA . 14I.
Page 184
... damage caused by the other State " ( as in 1831 , " Some * See the Annuaire de l'Institut , 1888 , p . 301 , and see article on Recent Incidents in International Law , " in this Review , Vol . XIV . , pp . 127- 137 ; and a recent ...
... damage caused by the other State " ( as in 1831 , " Some * See the Annuaire de l'Institut , 1888 , p . 301 , and see article on Recent Incidents in International Law , " in this Review , Vol . XIV . , pp . 127- 137 ; and a recent ...
Page 189
... damages by way of indemnity as follows : £ 3,500 to be paid to Captain Carpenter ; £ 1,600 to the officers and crew of the Costa Rica Packet , and £ 3,800 to the owners of the ship , with interest at 5 per cent . from the 2nd of ...
... damages by way of indemnity as follows : £ 3,500 to be paid to Captain Carpenter ; £ 1,600 to the officers and crew of the Costa Rica Packet , and £ 3,800 to the owners of the ship , with interest at 5 per cent . from the 2nd of ...
Page 190
... damages . In the present case , the Dutch authorities themselves confessed the groundlessness of the charge by abandoning the prosecution . " " In the next place , the mode of conducting the whole proceedings was , as the arbitrator ...
... damages . In the present case , the Dutch authorities themselves confessed the groundlessness of the charge by abandoning the prosecution . " " In the next place , the mode of conducting the whole proceedings was , as the arbitrator ...
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