...by the words " free from Average under jive pounds per cent." and " under three pounds per cent." 4. The meaning of the words " warranted free from Average," — " unless general, or the ship be stranded." 6. Of the term "Stranded;" and what shall be considered as constituting a stranding within the meaning...

...or cargo must amount to 3 per cent.. after the dispacheur's charge is tit. xxi. ait. 10. deducted *. Article 4. Of the meaning of the 'words " WARRANTED...five years, which throw much light on this subject, and.with which it is of great in> portance the mercantile world should be well acquainted. It had been...

...^'P.'jf „ ^ , . stranded. On The action is brought upon a policy of insurance on the voyage, goods warranted free from average, unless general, or the ship be stranded. The defendant has paid into Court the cessity into a sum of 491. 11s. lid., being the amount of the general...

...Anne, at and from London to Dunkirk. The policy contained the usual memorandum, by which corn, &c. was warranted free from average, unless general, or the ship be stranded. The Plaintiff declared for an average loss upon the wheat by the stranding of the ship. At the trial before...

...insurance of a vessel and cargo against the perils of the sea was granted, bearing " corn, fish, salt, &c. warranted free from average, unless general, or the ship be stranded ;" the vessel on entering a roadstead grounded, but soon alterwards got off without any apparent damage ;...

...together to make the underwriter liable, if they •Hughes, p. 284. jointly amount to £3 per cent." Article 4. Of the meaning of the words " WARRANTED...I. Of the words — "WARRANTED FREE FROM AVERAGE." Several cases have been determined, which throw much light on this subject, and with which it is of...

...insurance was effected on fruit, and the policy contained the usual memorandum, " corn, fruit, &c., warranted free from average, unless general or the ship be stranded:" the ship having been stranded in the course of the voyage, the underwriters were held liable for an average...

...insurance was effected on fruit, and the policy contained the usual memorandum, " Corn, fruit, &c., warranted free from average, unless general, or the ship be stranded," the ship having been stranded in the course of the voyage, the underwriters were held liable for an average...

...sustained by the cargo, but no lasting injury to the vessel ; Held, that this was a stranding within the meaning of the words " warranted free from average, unless general, or the ship should be stranded." Wells v. Hopwood, 3 B. & Ad. 20. Although the captain may be wrong in attempting...

...was in the ordinary form, with the usual clause at the bottom, that corn, fish, fruit, &c., should be warranted free from average, unless general, or the ship be stranded. The defendant underwrote this policy for 100/. The defendant having pleaded the general issue, the cause...