A Dictionary, Practical, Theoretical, and Historical of Commerce and Commercial Navigation: With an Appendix ... ; in Two Volumes, Volumen2Carey and Hart, 1849 - 803 páginas |
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... loss . Where one person also becomes bail for another , a bond of indemnity is frequently executed ; and where a bond or bill of exchange has been lost or mislaid , the acceptor of obligee would not act prudently in paying it , without ...
... loss . Where one person also becomes bail for another , a bond of indemnity is frequently executed ; and where a bond or bill of exchange has been lost or mislaid , the acceptor of obligee would not act prudently in paying it , without ...
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... loss , to prove as if the punishme t , from imprisonment to transportation for life . The loss or contingency had happened before commission had issued period for surrendering may be enlarged by the Lord Chancellor ; against the obliger ...
... loss , to prove as if the punishme t , from imprisonment to transportation for life . The loss or contingency had happened before commission had issued period for surrendering may be enlarged by the Lord Chancellor ; against the obliger ...
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... losses , when they do occur , may be rendered least injurious . The loss of a ship , or the conflagration of a cotton mill , is a calamity that would press heavily even on the richest individual . But were it distributed among several ...
... losses , when they do occur , may be rendered least injurious . The loss of a ship , or the conflagration of a cotton mill , is a calamity that would press heavily even on the richest individual . But were it distributed among several ...
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... loss will plainly be equal to one fortieth . And if an individual wish to insure a ship , or the cargo on board a ship , engaged in this trade , he ought to pay a premium equal to the 1-40th part of the sum he insures , exclusive of ...
... loss will plainly be equal to one fortieth . And if an individual wish to insure a ship , or the cargo on board a ship , engaged in this trade , he ought to pay a premium equal to the 1-40th part of the sum he insures , exclusive of ...
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... loss by fire , and almost all the casualties to which property on land is subject . But , notwithstanding what has now been stated , it must be admitted , that the advantages derived from the practice of insuring against losses by sea ...
... loss by fire , and almost all the casualties to which property on land is subject . But , notwithstanding what has now been stated , it must be admitted , that the advantages derived from the practice of insuring against losses by sea ...
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ad valorem aforesaid Alderney America amount annual annuity average avoirdupois bill boat Britain British ships cargo casks cent certificate of registry charge coast collector and comptroller colour commerce commissioners Company consumption corn cotton Custom-house customs declaration delivered ditto dollars duty England English entered entitled entry Europe exceeding exported feet forfeit France Guernsey harbour hemp hhds imported India indigo Ireland iron island Isle letters letters of marque liable licence light-house linen London Majesty's Malta manufacture master merchandise merchants miles navigation Odessa officers owner paid paper pawnbroker payment penalty person Petersburgh piculs pilot pilotage Post-office premium principal produce quantity quarantine registered regulations respect revenue Russia ship or vessel silver sort species sugar Table thereof tion tobacco tonnage tons Total trade Trinity House United Kingdom voyage weight wine