The Law Times, 133. köideOffice of The Law Times, 1912 |
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... entitled to treat the loss as a constructive total loss . For many years the test laid down was that the assured must do what a " prudent uninsured owner " would do under like circumstances , but it is safe to say that this test after ...
... entitled to treat the loss as a constructive total loss . For many years the test laid down was that the assured must do what a " prudent uninsured owner " would do under like circumstances , but it is safe to say that this test after ...
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... entitled to add the break - up value of the ship to the estimated cost of repairs . It will thus be seen that Angel v . Merchants ' Marine Insurance Company ( sup . ) was overruled , but , as the incidents on which the case was based ...
... entitled to add the break - up value of the ship to the estimated cost of repairs . It will thus be seen that Angel v . Merchants ' Marine Insurance Company ( sup . ) was overruled , but , as the incidents on which the case was based ...
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... entitled to an order for specific performance at the reduced rent , but the plaintiff being satisfied with damages , the court awarded him £ 40 in lieu of specific performance . In the absence of further evidence it could not be assumed ...
... entitled to an order for specific performance at the reduced rent , but the plaintiff being satisfied with damages , the court awarded him £ 40 in lieu of specific performance . In the absence of further evidence it could not be assumed ...
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... entitled to recover the whole fee agreed to be paid , but could only claim such instalments as had accrued due down to the time when the defendant broke his contract and declined to continue the course , and damages for breach of ...
... entitled to recover the whole fee agreed to be paid , but could only claim such instalments as had accrued due down to the time when the defendant broke his contract and declined to continue the course , and damages for breach of ...
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... entitled to pay by instalments . Mr. Justice Warrington refused to allow the executors to retain the share which was payable immediately against a debt which was payable by instalments , as this would in effect make the debt payable at ...
... entitled to pay by instalments . Mr. Justice Warrington refused to allow the executors to retain the share which was payable immediately against a debt which was payable by instalments , as this would in effect make the debt payable at ...
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