A Treatise on the Law of Collisions at Sea: With an Appendix, Containing Extracts from the Merchant Shipping Acts, the International Regulations (of 1863 and 1880) for Preventing Collisions at Sea, and Local Rules for the Same Purpose in Force in the Thames, the Mersey, and ElsewhereStevens and sons, 1880 - 304 страница |
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... danger ( Art . 23 ) . See also The James Watt , 2 W. Rob . 270 ; The Independence , 14 Moo . P. C. C. 103 , 109 ; The Huntress , 2 Sprague , 61 . ( g ) Seccombe v . Wood , 2 Moo . & Rob . 290. See also Brown v . Mallet , 5 C. B. 599 ...
... danger ( Art . 23 ) . See also The James Watt , 2 W. Rob . 270 ; The Independence , 14 Moo . P. C. C. 103 , 109 ; The Huntress , 2 Sprague , 61 . ( g ) Seccombe v . Wood , 2 Moo . & Rob . 290. See also Brown v . Mallet , 5 C. B. 599 ...
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... danger to his own vessel , crew and passengers ( if any ) , to stay by the other vessel until he has ascertained that she has no need of further assistance , and to render to the other vessel , her master , crew and passengers ( if any ) ...
... danger to his own vessel , crew and passengers ( if any ) , to stay by the other vessel until he has ascertained that she has no need of further assistance , and to render to the other vessel , her master , crew and passengers ( if any ) ...
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... danger , it is then transferred to the master ( g ) . Where a collision occurred between a ship in tow and a third ship , it was said by Sir R. Phillimore that the Act of 1862 required the tug to stand by the ships in collision ( h ) ...
... danger , it is then transferred to the master ( g ) . Where a collision occurred between a ship in tow and a third ship , it was said by Sir R. Phillimore that the Act of 1862 required the tug to stand by the ships in collision ( h ) ...
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... danger . A steam- ship was held in fault for not standing by another with which she had been in collision , although , being in narrow waters , and herself of great length ( 450 feet ) , she could not do so without risk of going ashore ...
... danger . A steam- ship was held in fault for not standing by another with which she had been in collision , although , being in narrow waters , and herself of great length ( 450 feet ) , she could not do so without risk of going ashore ...
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... danger , unfortunately happens to run into another vessel " ( m ) . In another case it was thus defined : " To constitute an inevitable accident it is necessary that the occurrence should have taken place in such a manner as not to have ...
... danger , unfortunately happens to run into another vessel " ( m ) . In another case it was thus defined : " To constitute an inevitable accident it is necessary that the occurrence should have taken place in such a manner as not to have ...
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