The Scots Law Times, Volume 1C.E. Green, 1921 - Law |
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... charge without loss of tide - Ship colliding with sunken wreck in fairway - Circumstances in which it was held that the collision was not the " natural and reasonable " result of the absence of the pilot cutter , and further that the ...
... charge without loss of tide - Ship colliding with sunken wreck in fairway - Circumstances in which it was held that the collision was not the " natural and reasonable " result of the absence of the pilot cutter , and further that the ...
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... charged against them is a defective system , and the pursuers have failed to prove this . The Lord Ordinary expresses the opinion that the defenders should have made some special endeavour to persuade the pilots to keep their advertised ...
... charged against them is a defective system , and the pursuers have failed to prove this . The Lord Ordinary expresses the opinion that the defenders should have made some special endeavour to persuade the pilots to keep their advertised ...
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... charge fails on the facts . It would appear that during the war there had been slackness in the pilotage service . But , so near the date of the collision in question as the 9th of April 1919 , the defenders had taken the matter up ...
... charge fails on the facts . It would appear that during the war there had been slackness in the pilotage service . But , so near the date of the collision in question as the 9th of April 1919 , the defenders had taken the matter up ...
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... charge of negligence to say that the men who were to blame for the open hatch were Mr Proctor's em- ployees . As already stated , these men's duty was to repair the suction - pipe of the vessel , and while no doubt there was no reason ...
... charge of negligence to say that the men who were to blame for the open hatch were Mr Proctor's em- ployees . As already stated , these men's duty was to repair the suction - pipe of the vessel , and while no doubt there was no reason ...
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... charged with fraud , are personally responsible for the results of fraudulent action ( Houldsworth , 6 R. 1164 , per | ( The Lord President , Lords Mackenzie , Skerrington , Lord President Inglis at p . 1168 ; and Lees , 9 R. 807 ) ...
... charged with fraud , are personally responsible for the results of fraudulent action ( Houldsworth , 6 R. 1164 , per | ( The Lord President , Lords Mackenzie , Skerrington , Lord President Inglis at p . 1168 ; and Lees , 9 R. 807 ) ...
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