The American Jurist and Law Magazine, Volume 2; Volume 20Freeman & Bolles, 1839 - Law |
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Page 429
... outward voyage , and for all the time they are em- ployed in port in the concerns and business thereof , if freight is or might have been earned in that voyage ; and that the wages for the homeward voyage and for all the antecedent ...
... outward voyage , and for all the time they are em- ployed in port in the concerns and business thereof , if freight is or might have been earned in that voyage ; and that the wages for the homeward voyage and for all the antecedent ...
Page 431
... ship , chartered on a voyage out and home , has delivered her outward bound cargo , but perishes in the homeward voyage , the freight for the outward voyage is due ; so , in the same case , the seamen are entitled to receive their wages ...
... ship , chartered on a voyage out and home , has delivered her outward bound cargo , but perishes in the homeward voyage , the freight for the outward voyage is due ; so , in the same case , the seamen are entitled to receive their wages ...
Page 432
ployment in the ship's service for any particular voyage , in which freight is , or might be earned by the owner . Ordinarily , we divide voyages into the outward and the homeward voyage ; though there certainly may be , and often are ...
ployment in the ship's service for any particular voyage , in which freight is , or might be earned by the owner . Ordinarily , we divide voyages into the outward and the homeward voyage ; though there certainly may be , and often are ...
Page 433
... voyage commences , when the cargo for the homeward voyage is taken on board ; and , of course , that the outward voyage then , and not till then , terminates . In some voyages , the sale and discharge of the outward cargo are going on ...
... voyage commences , when the cargo for the homeward voyage is taken on board ; and , of course , that the outward voyage then , and not till then , terminates . In some voyages , the sale and discharge of the outward cargo are going on ...
Page 434
... outward cargo was landed ? That would be to say , that a new voyage was actually commenced , before it could be ascertained , what that voyage would be . These cases show the danger of attempting to lay down any universal rule , as ...
... outward cargo was landed ? That would be to say , that a new voyage was actually commenced , before it could be ascertained , what that voyage would be . These cases show the danger of attempting to lay down any universal rule , as ...
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