United States Reports, Supreme Court: Cases Argued and Adjudged in the Supreme Court of the United States, Volumen15;Volumen105Little, Brown, 1882 |
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... damages . Such a pro- ceeding in a court of admiralty would be an " appropriate proceeding " under the statute . 7. It is not necessary that ship - owners should surrender and transfer the ship in order to claim the benefit of the law ...
... damages . Such a pro- ceeding in a court of admiralty would be an " appropriate proceeding " under the statute . 7. It is not necessary that ship - owners should surrender and transfer the ship in order to claim the benefit of the law ...
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... damages sus- tained by the various parties in interest . To this conclusion the respondents excepted . Both parties appealed from the decree , and the case is now before us for review . The appeal of the libellants was based on what ...
... damages sus- tained by the various parties in interest . To this conclusion the respondents excepted . Both parties appealed from the decree , and the case is now before us for review . The appeal of the libellants was based on what ...
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... damages against them for injuries sustained by mishaps to the ship or cargo , where they were entitled , or conceived themselves entitled , to the law of limited responsibility , and where they were sub- jected or liable to actions for ...
... damages against them for injuries sustained by mishaps to the ship or cargo , where they were entitled , or conceived themselves entitled , to the law of limited responsibility , and where they were sub- jected or liable to actions for ...
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... damages , it is the respondents ' fault for not bringing them in , as they might have done after the rules of 1871 were adopted , by pursuing the remedy pointed out in those rules . But as to the actual libellants and intervenors in the ...
... damages , it is the respondents ' fault for not bringing them in , as they might have done after the rules of 1871 were adopted , by pursuing the remedy pointed out in those rules . But as to the actual libellants and intervenors in the ...
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... damages sustained by a plaintiff from a fracture of his leg by the carelessness of a defendant , the jury would ill perform their duty and probably come to a wrong conclusion , if , controlled by the testimony of the surgeons , not ...
... damages sustained by a plaintiff from a fracture of his leg by the carelessness of a defendant , the jury would ill perform their duty and probably come to a wrong conclusion , if , controlled by the testimony of the surgeons , not ...
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