American Maritime Cases, Volumen1American Maritime Cases, Incorporated, 1927 |
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... voyage as a necessary in- cident to every contract of marine insurance , and , if that rule is applicable here , it becomes necessary to consider the question of sea- worthiness . In our opinion , however , the policies in suit are ...
... voyage as a necessary in- cident to every contract of marine insurance , and , if that rule is applicable here , it becomes necessary to consider the question of sea- worthiness . In our opinion , however , the policies in suit are ...
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... voyage which might ac- count for the presence of sea water is insufficient to sustain a verdict under a marine insurance policy providing against perils of the sea . EVIDENCE - 11 . In General - Offer of Compromise . The fact that ...
... voyage which might ac- count for the presence of sea water is insufficient to sustain a verdict under a marine insurance policy providing against perils of the sea . EVIDENCE - 11 . In General - Offer of Compromise . The fact that ...
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... voyage so insured as aforesaid they are of the Seas Men - of - War Fire Enemies Pirates Rovers Thieves Jettisons Letters of Mart and Counter Mart Surprisals Taking at Sea Arrests Restraints and Detainments of all Kings Princes and ...
... voyage so insured as aforesaid they are of the Seas Men - of - War Fire Enemies Pirates Rovers Thieves Jettisons Letters of Mart and Counter Mart Surprisals Taking at Sea Arrests Restraints and Detainments of all Kings Princes and ...
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... voyage and it was safely in port . By a rule peculiar to the mercantile law the master is liable for the negli- gent acts of the employee while engaged under his authority to the same extent as if he were the ultimate principal , who is ...
... voyage and it was safely in port . By a rule peculiar to the mercantile law the master is liable for the negli- gent acts of the employee while engaged under his authority to the same extent as if he were the ultimate principal , who is ...
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... voyage because the whole crew had not been divided into equal watches as required by 38 Stat . 1164 , and whose wages were withheld by the master under the bona fide mis- take that their abandonment was wrongful , are not entitled to ...
... voyage because the whole crew had not been divided into equal watches as required by 38 Stat . 1164 , and whose wages were withheld by the master under the bona fide mis- take that their abandonment was wrongful , are not entitled to ...
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