American Maritime Cases, Volumen2American Maritime Cases, Incorporated, 1927 |
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... held valid and enforcible . We need not consider those cases where the parties provided not merely for a limitation of liability , but for a new measure of damages , or have stipulated a valuation of goods shipped for the purpose of ...
... held valid and enforcible . We need not consider those cases where the parties provided not merely for a limitation of liability , but for a new measure of damages , or have stipulated a valuation of goods shipped for the purpose of ...
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... held neither sheer theory was supported , and we are of opinion he was right . It is entirely unreasonable to believe that either party took the sheer charged against it . It is unreasonable to suppose that the Taurus , if she and her ...
... held neither sheer theory was supported , and we are of opinion he was right . It is entirely unreasonable to believe that either party took the sheer charged against it . It is unreasonable to suppose that the Taurus , if she and her ...
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... held that the District Court for the Northern District of Illinois had jurisdiction . In the case of the Rochester , 230 Fed . 519 , Judge Hazel held that the owner , notwithstanding the release of the vessel by an under- taking , was ...
... held that the District Court for the Northern District of Illinois had jurisdiction . In the case of the Rochester , 230 Fed . 519 , Judge Hazel held that the owner , notwithstanding the release of the vessel by an under- taking , was ...
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... held neither party in fault , the char- terer having the coal ready at hand , and the vessel being also ready and the cause of the delay being the obstructing ice which the court held was one of the agreed exceptions and relieved the ...
... held neither party in fault , the char- terer having the coal ready at hand , and the vessel being also ready and the cause of the delay being the obstructing ice which the court held was one of the agreed exceptions and relieved the ...
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... held that a tug employed solely to furnish motive power to another vessel to whose side she is lashed , and which is in all things with respect to the navigation of the fleet subject to the orders of a pilot employed by and on board of ...
... held that a tug employed solely to furnish motive power to another vessel to whose side she is lashed , and which is in all things with respect to the navigation of the fleet subject to the orders of a pilot employed by and on board of ...
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