...the said Biale, Koch, & Co., and by the terms of which charter party it appeared that the master was to .sign bills of lading, at any rate of freight required, without prejudice to such charter party. The case was now argued by Crou'der, QC, (Channel1, Serj., and Bovill with him,)...

...A 11 goods to be brought to and taken from alongside at the expense and risk of the freighters, and the master to sign bills of lading at any rate of...required, without prejudice to this charterparty. The owner to have an absolute lien upon the cargo for all freight, dead freight, and demurrage, &c....

...upon each parcel of goods shipped, to the full extent of the lump freight. The very object of enabling the master to sign bills of lading at any rate of freight, was, to enable the consignors the more readily to dispose of the goods. In Small v. Moates, the bills...

...after right delivery of the cargo, or under discount at 5 per cent, per annum at freighter's option. The master to sign bills of lading at any rate of...freight required without prejudice to this charterparty. The owners of the ship to have an absolute lien on the cargo for all freight, dead freight, and demurrage."...

...right delivery of the cargo, or under discount at 5 per cent, per annum at freighter's option . . . The master to sign bills of lading at any rate of freight required without prejudice to the charter-party . . . The owners of the ship to have an absolute lien on the cargo for all freight,...

...in Africa and two months' discount," and the charter contained also the following stipulation, — " the master to sign bills of lading at any rate of freight, without prejudice to this charter-party." The ship sailed to Africa, discharged her cargo, and afterwards...

...fair gratuity to be paid to the master by the charterers on the satisfactory completion of the voyage. The master to sign bills of lading at any rate of freight, without prejudice tothis charter-party. Notice in writing to be given by the master to the charters...

...No. 1195.) 1198. A ship being chartered to go to Madras to load * homeward cargo at 31. 155. per ton, the master to sign bills of lading at any rate of freight required, at the request of the charterer's agent, he signed bills of lading for sngar at II. per ton; the charterer...

...on correct delivery of the return cargo ; and the charter-party contained the following clause : " The master to sign bills of lading at any rate of freight, without prejudice to this charter." The charterer shipped certain oil on his own account for London,...

...signing for less than the usual freight ; because the charter-party provided " The master to sign the bills of lading at any rate of freight required without prejudice to this charter-party." See also Fry v. Bank of India, Law Rep. 1 CP 689; Pearson v. Goschen, 17 CBN s. 352; Kern v. Deslandes,...