United States Circuit Courts of Appeals Reports: With Key-number Annotations ... V. 1-171 [1891-1919].West, 1910 |
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... GIVEN BY STATE STATUTE . Where an admiralty court has jurisdiction of a maritime claim , as a charge for towage under a contract with the owner , express or implied , the libelant may as a general rule proceed against the owner in ...
... GIVEN BY STATE STATUTE . Where an admiralty court has jurisdiction of a maritime claim , as a charge for towage under a contract with the owner , express or implied , the libelant may as a general rule proceed against the owner in ...
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... given by a local statute for the security of the claim where the provision of the local law does not antagonize or derogate from the principles of the maritime law . This subject was given much consideration and the rules upon which the ...
... given by a local statute for the security of the claim where the provision of the local law does not antagonize or derogate from the principles of the maritime law . This subject was given much consideration and the rules upon which the ...
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... given for its security , even where created by the state laws . " The court below seems to have put its decision upon the ground that the Squire was a completed vessel ready to proceed in its business of navigation on being supplied ...
... given for its security , even where created by the state laws . " The court below seems to have put its decision upon the ground that the Squire was a completed vessel ready to proceed in its business of navigation on being supplied ...
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... given to it in the court of admiralty was the creation of a lien which should be reconcilable with the principles of the maritime law ; in other words , that the court would not surrender a general rule of the admiralty law which it is ...
... given to it in the court of admiralty was the creation of a lien which should be reconcilable with the principles of the maritime law ; in other words , that the court would not surrender a general rule of the admiralty law which it is ...
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... given to the vessel , yet evi- dence of an express agreement would be sufficient to attach a lien . Inasmuch as the jurisdiction is taken solely because of the maritime nature of the subject , it is both logical and reasonable to say ...
... given to the vessel , yet evi- dence of an express agreement would be sufficient to attach a lien . Inasmuch as the jurisdiction is taken solely because of the maritime nature of the subject , it is both logical and reasonable to say ...
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