A Treatise of the Law relative to Merchant Ships and Seamen: In 6 Parts. I. Of the owners of merchant ships. II. Of the board of trade-local marine boards - and shipping offices. III. Of the persons employed in the navigation of merchant ships, and of the conveyance of passengers. IV. Of the carriage of goods in merchant ships. V. Of the wages of merchant seamen. VI. Of general average - salvage - collision - and maritime liens. By Charles, Lord Tenterden, Late Chief Justice of England. The 11th Edition. By William Shee

Shaw, 1867 - Maritime law - 373 pages

Page	xxxi

OF THE OWNERS OF SHIPS	1

CHAPTER II	47

Sects	50

CHAPTER III	71

Of the Board of Trade	90

OF THE PERSONS EMPLOYED IN THE NAVIGATION OF MERCHANT	93

CHAPTER II	100

Of the Factors Acts	441

CHAPTER XI	452

HIRING OF MERCHANT SEAMEN	467

Provisions for the protection of Seamen and the preservation	475

Provisions of 17 18 Vict c 104 for the licensing by	478

Advance and Allotment Notes Savings Banks for Seamen	496

CHAPTER IV	510

Masters Remedies for his Wages	519

Cases upon this subject	115

Must be for relief of Ships necessities	135

Extent to which Freight may be pledged	141

CHAPTER V	159

Of Pilots generally	172

Masters authority when limited	182

CHAPTER VIII	185

OF THE CARRIAGE OF GOODS IN MERCHANT SHIPS	195

Sects Page	204

Bills of Lading for Goods shipped under Charterparty	235

Of the Lien for Freight of the Owner of a Chartered Ship	241

Of Cases in which the Shipowners Lien for Freight has been	252

Provisions of the Merchant Shipping Act Amendment Act	260

CHAPTER III	264

How Demurrage is to be computed	266

How Demurrage is regulated by Usage in the absence of express	273

performed	277

Of Bills of Ladingtheir form signature and effect	279

CHAPTER V	302

Perils of the SeaPiratesCollision	337

CHAPTER VII	348

Sects Page	351

CHAPTER VIII	359

Modes of its Calculation Of an agreed Sum for the Voyage	366

When a Contract to pay Freight may be implied against	373

Whether Damaged Goods are exempt from Freight or may	379

Of Freight when part of the goods only have been brought	385

When the Right to Freight commences	407

Of the Jurisdiction exercised by the Court of Admiralty	414

CHAPTER X	417

Under what circumstances Goods are deemed to be in transitu	424

How the Right of Stopping in transitu is to he exercised	431

OF GENERAL AVerage salvage collisioN AND MARITIME LIEN	521

Of Salvage generally	557

CHAPTER III	596

Provisions of the Merchant Shipping Act 1854	611

CHAPTER IV	618

The Measurement of Tonnage	639

Local Marine Boards	639

the Carriage of Passengers by	ccxl

i	cccv

Vict c 10 An Act to extend the Jurisdiction and improve	cccxii

FORMS RELATING TO THE OWNERSHIP REGISTRY SALE	cccxxiii

Declaration by Joint Owners or Transferees attending together	cccxxix

Certificate of British Registry	cccxxxv

Mortgage to secure principal and Interest cccxliiiv	cccxlii

Certificate of Mortgage	cccl

Declaration by Mortgagee taking by Transmission	ccclvi

Regulations for maintaining Discipline sanctioned by the Board	ccclxii

Scale of Medicines and Medical Stores suitable to Accidents	ccclxiv

Diagrams appended to Regulations	ccclxxvi

Scale of Medicines for every One Hundred Passengers	ccclxxxii

List of Surgical and Midwifery Instruments which the Surgeon	ccclxxxiii

MISCELLANEOUS	ccclxxxix

Form of a Bottomry Bond	cccxcv

Ship Protest in Consequence of a Loss by Collision	cdi

ccccvii	cdvii

INDEX	cdxiii

Duties of Shipping Offices established under its authority	cdxvii

Of the Authority of the Master with regard to Repairs and other	cdxviii

Provisions of the 7 Geo 2 c	cdxxxix

clxxxix	cdxlvi

560	cdlix

201	cdlxv

Title	A Treatise of the Law relative to Merchant Ships and Seamen: In 6 Parts. I. Of the owners of merchant ships. II. Of the board of trade-local marine boards - and shipping offices. III. Of the persons employed in the navigation of merchant ships, and of the conveyance of passengers. IV. Of the ...
Author	Charles Abbott
Edition	11
Publisher	Shaw, 1867
Original from	the Bavarian State Library
Digitized	Jul 2, 2010
Length	373 pages

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