...of The Bold Buccltuch (1). It is there stated as follows : "A maritime lien is the foundation of a proceeding in rem, a process to make perfect a right inchoate from the moment the lien attaches." Therefore the maritime lien is the foundation of these proceedings. And in the case of The Volant,...

...Sumner's Reports, p. 78, explains that process to be a proceeding in rem, and adds, that wherever a lien or claim is given upon the thing, then the Admiralty...to enforce it. A maritime lien is the foundation of all the proceedings in rem — a process to make perfect a right inchoate from the moment the lien...

...is the only court competent to enforce it. "A maritime lien is the foundation of all the proceedings in rem — a process to make perfect a right inchoate...lien attaches ; and, whilst it must be admitted that, when such a lien exists, a proceeding in rem may be had, it will be found to be equally true, that...

...Sumner, R. 70, explains that process to be a proceeding in rem, and adds, that wherever a lien or elaim is given upon the thing, then the admiralty enforces...lien attaches; and whilst it must be admitted that the lien attaches ; and whilst it must be admitted, that where such a lien exists, a proceeding tn...

...nature of his claim, and contains a citation of all parties interested (/). So far, the proceeding is in rem, — a process to make perfect a right inchoate from the moment the lien attached, and the only one which could be effectual in the frequent event of the owners being unknown...

...include GP or require possession," goes on to de6ne the nature of such lien. " A maritime lien" (he says) "is the foundation of the proceeding in rem, a process...attaches; and whilst it must be admitted that, where such lien exists, a proceeding in rem may be had, it will be found equally true, that in all cases where...

...J. (1 Sumner, 78,) explains that process to be a proceeding in run, and adds, that wherever a lien or claim is given upon the thing, then the Admiralty enforces it by a proceeding in rein, and, indeed, is the only court competent to enforce it. A maritime lien is the foundation of...

...Council in the decisioq of the case of The Bold Buccleugh.* " A. maritime lieu," says that court, " is the foundation of the proceeding in rem, a process...attaches; and whilst it must be admitted that where such lien exists a proceeding in rem may be had, it will be found to be equally true, that in all cases...

...by legal process; and he went on to say that a maritime lien was the foundation of the proceedings in rem, a process to make perfect a right inchoate from the moment the lien attached. In Currie v. M'Kniyht, [1897] AC 97, 106, Lord Watson spoke of a maritime lien as a remedy...

...of his claim, and which contains a citation of all parties interested (/). So far, the proceeding is in rem, — a process to make perfect a right, inchoate from the moment the lien attached, and the only one which could be effectual in the frequent event of the owners being unknown...