Effect of two charters being entered into for separate voyages

115

Where charterer's agent has notice of the charter-party

137

When loading is once completed, charterer has discharged his obli-

⚫gation

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Now on her passage to C....

Vessel to be tight, staunch and strong, and every way fitted for the

Voyage

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Owner bound to provide a ship fit to carry the cargo

Ventilation

Petroleum damage...

Notice of arrival at port of loading required

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268

Notice of readiness to discharge...

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Vessel must be ready to load

28

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271

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2

To proceed to a particular place in the dock or a named quay or

wharf

To load or discharge in safety always afloat

Liability of owner of chartered vessel for damage to goods through

overloading and improper dunnage

Ballast

330

Cargo to be taken from the shore at ship's risk and expense

Cargo to be brought alongside at merchant's risk and expense

Cargo to be taken from alongside at merchant's risk and expense...

Stevedore

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Master to sign bills of lading as presented

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08

Owner discharged by a refusal to load at the agreed place.....

When charterer fails to load within the agreed time

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361

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Final sailing

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To tow and assist

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Deviation

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18

Shipbrokers' right to commission

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19

Consignment of ship

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Address commission

24

392

32

Where the charterer agrees to provide and pay for coals

395

41

Cesser of liability clause

...

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243

Freight, meaning of

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219

256

245

Dead freight

Lump freight

Advance freight

Freight how calculated

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436

439

466

Freight, by and to whom payable

When freight becomes payable

Cases in which it has been held freight is not payable

Effect of freight being made payable in a particular manner

Demurrage

Despatch money

Lien

Restraint of Princes, Rulers or people, Insurrections, Political

disturbances or impediments

People, meaning of

The Queen's enemies

:

War

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LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS.

Abbott on Shipping.

Adolphus and Ellis' Reports.

..Adolphus and Ellis' Reports, New Series.

...

...

...

...

Alabama Reports.

Alleyn's Reports.

Angell on Carriers.

Arnould's Reports.

Arnould on Marine Insurance.

Aspinall's Maritime Law Cases.

Atkinson on Shipping.

Baker on Quarantine.

Barnwell and Adolphus' Reports.
Barnwell and Alderson's Reports.
Broderip and Bingham's Reports.
Barnwell and Cresswell's Reports.
Browning and Lushington's Reports.
Bosanquet and Puller's Reports.
Best and Smith's Reports.

Bail Court Reports.

Beaven's Reports.

Bengal Law Reports.
Benjamin on Sales.

Bell's Principles of the Law of Scotland.

Black's U. S. Supreme Court Reports.

Blatchford's U. S. 2nd Circuit Court Reports.

Bingham's Reports.

Bingham's Reports, New Cases.

Bombay High Court Reports.

Burrow's Reports.

Campbell's Reports.

Common Bench Reports.

... Common Bench Reports, New Series,