An Abridgment of the Law of Nisi Prius, 2. köideP. H. Nicklin & T. Johnson, 1838 - 1620 pages |
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Patrick Brady Leigh. person sailed in a vessel which was never afterwards heard of , his death was presumed in three years after the sailing of the vessel , as the vessel itself was presumed to be lost 2 . Proof by one of a family , that ...
Patrick Brady Leigh. person sailed in a vessel which was never afterwards heard of , his death was presumed in three years after the sailing of the vessel , as the vessel itself was presumed to be lost 2 . Proof by one of a family , that ...
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... sailed from her port of lading with a cargo of goods , was obliged to put back in consequence of a peril of the sea ... sailed with the remainder , and arrived in safety ; held , in an action on a policy on freight for the voyage , that ...
... sailed from her port of lading with a cargo of goods , was obliged to put back in consequence of a peril of the sea ... sailed with the remainder , and arrived in safety ; held , in an action on a policy on freight for the voyage , that ...
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... ship is to touch , stay , and trade , when they would not otherwise be with- in the usual course of the voyage . A misdescription in this respect will vitiate the policy . Where a ship took in her cargo at L. and sailed to G. , and an ...
... ship is to touch , stay , and trade , when they would not otherwise be with- in the usual course of the voyage . A misdescription in this respect will vitiate the policy . Where a ship took in her cargo at L. and sailed to G. , and an ...
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... sailed , put back to the Downs , and then sailed again , and laboured and strained much from being overloaded , and then put back a second time ; and upon an ap- plication to the underwriters for liberty for the ship to go into port to ...
... sailed , put back to the Downs , and then sailed again , and laboured and strained much from being overloaded , and then put back a second time ; and upon an ap- plication to the underwriters for liberty for the ship to go into port to ...
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