American Maritime Cases, Volumen2American Maritime Cases, Incorporated, 1927 |
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... apply ; that the claimant having contracted to furnish a seaworthy ship , was obligated to do so . Pendleton vs ... application of the " limited liability " and not the " fire " statute ; ( 2 ) That it is authority only for a case where ...
... apply ; that the claimant having contracted to furnish a seaworthy ship , was obligated to do so . Pendleton vs ... application of the " limited liability " and not the " fire " statute ; ( 2 ) That it is authority only for a case where ...
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... applies equally to a case where the fire statute is invoked . On the second point I think claimant's construction of ... apply , because there was in this case a personal contract on the part of the owners , either express or in the form ...
... applies equally to a case where the fire statute is invoked . On the second point I think claimant's construction of ... apply , because there was in this case a personal contract on the part of the owners , either express or in the form ...
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... that had the cargo here been carried on a steamship , no question of the application of the Harter Act would have been raised . It was only raised and the 1153 . benefits of the Harter Act denied to the 1154 1927 AMERICAN MARITIME CASES .
... that had the cargo here been carried on a steamship , no question of the application of the Harter Act would have been raised . It was only raised and the 1153 . benefits of the Harter Act denied to the 1154 1927 AMERICAN MARITIME CASES .
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... Applying this rule , it seems clear that the portion of paragraph three emphasized above was intended to protect the parties respectively against conditions which could not be foreseen at the time of making the contract , or thereafter ...
... Applying this rule , it seems clear that the portion of paragraph three emphasized above was intended to protect the parties respectively against conditions which could not be foreseen at the time of making the contract , or thereafter ...
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... apply . It is fundamental , I think , that it was the duty of each party to the contract to do everything that could reasonably be done to carry it into effect , and equally a duty on the part of each to take all reasonable measures to ...
... apply . It is fundamental , I think , that it was the duty of each party to the contract to do everything that could reasonably be done to carry it into effect , and equally a duty on the part of each to take all reasonable measures to ...
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