...which we understand it in courts of common law, in which case there could be no lien where there was no possession, actual or constructive ; but to express, as if by analogy, (he nature of claims which neither presuppose nor originate in possession. This was well understood...

...terms equally applicable to the present and to the precedent case, that whenever the collision session, actual or constructive ; but to express as if by analogy,...either case the right travelled with the thing into whosoever possession it came. Having its origin in this rule of the civil law, a maritime lien is well...

...having the wind free, in courts of common law, in which case there could be no lien where there was no possession, actual or constructive ; but to express, as if by analogy, the nature of elaims which neither presuppose nor originate in possession. This was well established in the civil...

...common law, in which case there could be no lien where there was no possession, actual or con*tructive; but to express, as if by analogy, the nature of claims...either case the right travelled with the thing into whosesoever possession it •came. Having its origin in this rule of the civil law, a maritime lien...

...which we understand it in courts of common law, in which case there could be no lien where there was no possession, actual or constructive ; but to express,...which neither presuppose nor originate in possession. 22 Eng. L. * Eq. 62. See 15 Bost Law Rep. 555 ; 16 id. I, 264 ; 17 id. 93, 421. A distinction is made...

...case, explains, is distinguished from a lien at common law by not requiring possession. He says. " This was well understood in the Civil Law, by which there might boa pledge with possession, and a hypothecation without possession, and by which in either case the...

...the nature of claims which neither pré-supposé nor originate in possession. This, it has been said, was well understood in the civil law, by which there might be a pledge with possession, and a hypothec without possession, and by which, in either case, the right travelled with the thing into...

...in the strict legal sense in which we understand it in courts of common law, in which case there can be no lien where there is no possession actual or...neither presuppose nor originate in possession. This, it has been said, was well understood in the civil law, by which there might be a pledge with possession,...

...which we understand it in courts of common law, in which case there could be no lien where there was no possession, actual or constructive, but to express...either case the right travelled with the thing into whosesoever possession it came. Having its origin in this rule of the civil law, a maritime lien is...

...which we understand it In courts of common law, in which case there could be no lien where there was no possession, actual or constructive, but to express,...neither presuppose nor originate in possession. "This claim or privilege travels with the thing, into whosesoever possession it may come. It is inchoate...