Reports of Cases Ruled and Determined at Nisi Prius: In the Court of Common Pleas, and on the Northern Circuit; from the Sittings After Trinity Term, 55 Geo. III. 1815, to the Sittings After Michaelmas Term, 58 Geo. III. 1817, Both Inclusive. To which are Added, Copious Notes Upon the Most Important Subjects of Commercial and General Law, Volume 1 |
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Page 23
... contract , to be at the purchaser's risk . Next , the specific oil was in existence , contained in a particular place and vessel named ; Bancroft and Dutton , the original ven- dors , had made a complete transfer of the oil to the ...
... contract , to be at the purchaser's risk . Next , the specific oil was in existence , contained in a particular place and vessel named ; Bancroft and Dutton , the original ven- dors , had made a complete transfer of the oil to the ...
Page 38
... contracts with the owners of the vessel to perform the terms upon which they have under- taken to convey and deliver ... contract , unless the delay be occasioned by the default of the captain or his crew . Though the defendants were ...
... contracts with the owners of the vessel to perform the terms upon which they have under- taken to convey and deliver ... contract , unless the delay be occasioned by the default of the captain or his crew . Though the defendants were ...
Page 40
... contract ; that this in- convenience , and of course the implied condition , applies still more forcibly to a ge- neral ship ; it is a misfortune pressing equally on both par- ties , the freighters and the owner . There is no ground for ...
... contract ; that this in- convenience , and of course the implied condition , applies still more forcibly to a ge- neral ship ; it is a misfortune pressing equally on both par- ties , the freighters and the owner . There is no ground for ...
Page 41
... contract . Though there be no original privity of contract between the parties , yet the taking of the goods from the ship under the bill of lading is evidence of an agree- ment , in ipso tempore , to pay the freight , & c . , according ...
... contract . Though there be no original privity of contract between the parties , yet the taking of the goods from the ship under the bill of lading is evidence of an agree- ment , in ipso tempore , to pay the freight , & c . , according ...
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... contract taken from the owner ; and being the casualty , if not the act of the consignee , he must pay for it ... contracts will gradually assume a form suitable to all possible contin- gencies . the injury will be the measure of damages ...
... contract taken from the owner ; and being the casualty , if not the act of the consignee , he must pay for it ... contracts will gradually assume a form suitable to all possible contin- gencies . the injury will be the measure of damages ...
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