Reports of Cases Determined by the High Court of Admiralty: And Upon Appeal Therefrom, Temp. Sir Thomas Salusbury and Sir George Hay, Judges, 1758-1774. By Sir William Burrell, Bart. . . Together with Extracts from the Books and Records of the High Court of Admiralty and the Court of the Judges Delegates, 1584-1839. And a Collection of Cases and Opinions Upon Admiralty Matters, 1701-1781W. Clowes and sons, limited, 1885 - 415 páginas |
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Admiralty Court affidavit aforesaid allegation Angliæ appeal arrest Assignation Book auditis bail belong as claimed bill of sale bonorum bottomree bottomry bond Cadiz Cape Francois captain captors cause claimant contra coram nobis costs Court of Admiralty crew cujus Curiæ damages damni decreed Delegates dictæ navis dictam navem dicti dicto dictum Doctor of Laws Dominus eâdem ejusque et socios Eustatia expensis freight French fuisse hincinde Hispaniola hypothecation interlocutory decree Jamaica Johannem Johannes John Judge July June jurisdiction King lading liable libel librarum London Lords reversed magister mariners Mary master merchants monition Monte Christi navis cujusdam necnon Noden nuper owners paid partem parties Petition petitionem port Port-au-Prince prayed Prize proceeded pronounced restored sailed Sayer Scorsby seized sententiam ship and cargo sive socii sociorum socios Spanish statute summam taken thereof Thomas Thomas Salisbury vessel Vice-Admiralty vocatæ voyage wages warrant witnesses Wynne
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