 | Robert Morton Hughes - 1920 - 602 Seiten
...against her, driven by the wind or current, and the ship so struck receives damage, either in her hull or cargo; the two ships shall jointly stand to the...willingly lie in other ships' way, that they may be damnify'd or sunk, and so have more than they, were worth for them. On 8• (DC) 17 Fed. 93. S9 (DC)... | |
 | 1928 - 508 Seiten
...another ship which runs against her, driven by the wind or current, and the ship so struck receives damage, either in her hulk or cargo, the two ships...his fault, he alone shall make satisfaction." The Dantzic Ship Laws provide as follows : 50 Par. XI : "Likewise a ship lies in a haven at Amsterdam,... | |
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... damage, either in her hulk or cargo, the two ships shall jointly stand to the loss; but if the ship that struck against the other might have avoided it, if it was done by the master on purpose, or by his fault, he alone shall make satisfaction. 