The Scots Law Times, Volume 1C.E. Green, 1921 - Law |
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... doubt , smaller than the lighted buoys shewn on the chart would have been , because lighted buoys must be of a size suitable to admit of the lighting apparatus . For the same reason they are always , or usually , conical in shape . It ...
... doubt , smaller than the lighted buoys shewn on the chart would have been , because lighted buoys must be of a size suitable to admit of the lighting apparatus . For the same reason they are always , or usually , conical in shape . It ...
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... doubt it was , to make bye - laws regarding pilotage service , and might have averted the the pilots ' duties and the proper station for the accident . Further , it may be that the time will pilot cutter , it would be a fault on the ...
... doubt it was , to make bye - laws regarding pilotage service , and might have averted the the pilots ' duties and the proper station for the accident . Further , it may be that the time will pilot cutter , it would be a fault on the ...
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... doubt that when this unfortunate collision took place the dumb wreck - buoy that was being used was an emergency buoy . One of the two lighted buoys shewn on the chart had been removed because of a demand for the restoration of the ...
... doubt that when this unfortunate collision took place the dumb wreck - buoy that was being used was an emergency buoy . One of the two lighted buoys shewn on the chart had been removed because of a demand for the restoration of the ...
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... doubt it differed from the two lighted buoys depicted on the chart in respect that it was only a single buoy and also in respect that , unlike them , it was a " dumb " buoy ( i.e. not carrying or adapted for carrying a light ) . None ...
... doubt it differed from the two lighted buoys depicted on the chart in respect that it was only a single buoy and also in respect that , unlike them , it was a " dumb " buoy ( i.e. not carrying or adapted for carrying a light ) . None ...
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... doubt , make important admissions , but there not refer us to any rules such as those desiderare still left serious disputes on matters of fact ated by the Lord Ordinary , even if such a reference would have been effectual , without its ...
... doubt , make important admissions , but there not refer us to any rules such as those desiderare still left serious disputes on matters of fact ated by the Lord Ordinary , even if such a reference would have been effectual , without its ...
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