The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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... paid the owners as for a total loss are , in our opinion , entitled to be subrogated to the rights of the latter , according to the well - known principle that an underwriter , who has paid as for a total loss , acquires the rights of ...
... paid the owners as for a total loss are , in our opinion , entitled to be subrogated to the rights of the latter , according to the well - known principle that an underwriter , who has paid as for a total loss , acquires the rights of ...
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... paid a loss on ships or merchandise to the owner , is entitled to whatever may be received from the property . His right accrues by the very act of payment ; and if the prop- erty , or its proceeds , be afterwards recovered , in whole ...
... paid a loss on ships or merchandise to the owner , is entitled to whatever may be received from the property . His right accrues by the very act of payment ; and if the prop- erty , or its proceeds , be afterwards recovered , in whole ...
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... paid the claims of some or all of them , is it conceivable that such a plea , if proved , would have been disregarded ? If they had shown that all had been paid , would not the award have been in effect " judgment for plaintiff , and ...
... paid the claims of some or all of them , is it conceivable that such a plea , if proved , would have been disregarded ? If they had shown that all had been paid , would not the award have been in effect " judgment for plaintiff , and ...
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... paid the premium should not be reimbursed out of the money paid on account of the particular 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 ...
... paid the premium should not be reimbursed out of the money paid on account of the particular 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 ...
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... paid into the treasury , as this fund has been ; that a citizen has no rights as against the state , because there is no sanction for the right , that is to say , no power anywhere to enforce it . But to this there are two answers : ( 1 ) ...
... paid into the treasury , as this fund has been ; that a citizen has no rights as against the state , because there is no sanction for the right , that is to say , no power anywhere to enforce it . But to this there are two answers : ( 1 ) ...
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