The Scots Law Times, Volume 1C.E. Green, 1921 - Law |
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... taken charge without of negligence . III . Ship - Collision - Liability - Duty of Harbour Auth- ority to mark sunken wreck with lightship - Duty of Harbour Authority to give an incoming ship whose arrival was expected special warning of ...
... taken charge without of negligence . III . Ship - Collision - Liability - Duty of Harbour Auth- ority to mark sunken wreck with lightship - Duty of Harbour Authority to give an incoming ship whose arrival was expected special warning of ...
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... taken away the wreck had been removed . I have already referred to the evidence led for the defenders that in the case of a charted wreck a buoy has no definite meaning as to the position of the wreck and that it was the master's duty ...
... taken away the wreck had been removed . I have already referred to the evidence led for the defenders that in the case of a charted wreck a buoy has no definite meaning as to the position of the wreck and that it was the master's duty ...
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... taken by counsel and by the witnesses on both sides as one in which the wreck was lying in a defined channel . The channel for a ship going up is indicated by the red conical buoys to starboard and the black can buoys to port . The ...
... taken by counsel and by the witnesses on both sides as one in which the wreck was lying in a defined channel . The channel for a ship going up is indicated by the red conical buoys to starboard and the black can buoys to port . The ...
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... taken away to be recharged . The defenders had no other spare lighted buoy . They re- ported on 12th April to the senior naval officer that the wreck was marked by a dumb buoy and no objection was taken . I hold ( 1 ) that the master ...
... taken away to be recharged . The defenders had no other spare lighted buoy . They re- ported on 12th April to the senior naval officer that the wreck was marked by a dumb buoy and no objection was taken . I hold ( 1 ) that the master ...
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... taken into account by a prudent navigator in directing his course along the channel . Although a single buoy , it ... taken the matter up , had taken the pilots to task , and had obtained from them an undertaking to be duly in attendance ...
... taken into account by a prudent navigator in directing his course along the channel . Although a single buoy , it ... taken the matter up , had taken the pilots to task , and had obtained from them an undertaking to be duly in attendance ...
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