The American and English Encyclopaedia of Law, Том 7David Shephard Garland, James Cockcroft, Lucius Polk McGehee, Charles Porterfield Edward Thompson Company, 1898 |
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... danger to her safety . This construction , in case of light goods , might fill her entirely without such danger and without making her too deep ; whereas , in case of very compact and heavy goods , if filled entirely , she might be so ...
... danger to her safety . This construction , in case of light goods , might fill her entirely without such danger and without making her too deep ; whereas , in case of very compact and heavy goods , if filled entirely , she might be so ...
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... danger- ous nature , which those employed on behalf of the shipowner may not , on inspection , be reasonably expected to know to be of a dan- gerous nature , are required to give notice of their dangerous character . Brass v . Maitland ...
... danger- ous nature , which those employed on behalf of the shipowner may not , on inspection , be reasonably expected to know to be of a dan- gerous nature , are required to give notice of their dangerous character . Brass v . Maitland ...
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... danger to life . On the other hand , deviation for the sole purpose of saving property is not thus privi- leged , but entails all the usual consequences of deviation . If , therefore , the lives of the persons on board a disabled ship ...
... danger to life . On the other hand , deviation for the sole purpose of saving property is not thus privi- leged , but entails all the usual consequences of deviation . If , therefore , the lives of the persons on board a disabled ship ...
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... danger or accident caused by the mode in which the carrying ship is navi- gated would be a danger or accident of navi- gation . But , putting aside the case where the loss was so occasioned , one class of dangers which would most ...
... danger or accident caused by the mode in which the carrying ship is navi- gated would be a danger or accident of navi- gation . But , putting aside the case where the loss was so occasioned , one class of dangers which would most ...
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... danger of the seas , ' whether under- stood in its most limited sense as importing only a loss by the natural accidents peculiar to that element , or whether understood in its more extended sense as including inevitable accidents upon ...
... danger of the seas , ' whether under- stood in its most limited sense as importing only a loss by the natural accidents peculiar to that element , or whether understood in its more extended sense as including inevitable accidents upon ...
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