...Mac George v. birch. 535 SHIP, See SHIP'S REGISTRY. SHIP'S REGISTRY, And see EVIDENCE, II. 5. 1. A registry is not a document required by the law of...nations as expressive of a ship's national character. Le Cheminant V. Pearson. jjfiT 2. It seems that an averment that A. it the sole owner of a ship, to...

...of the law is, that it shall be done within a reasonable time. Palmer T. MOJCU/I, 1 M.and S. 43. A registry is not a document required by the law of...nations as expressive of a ship's national character. Le Cheminantv. Pearson, 4 Taunt. 367. Indeed, the registry acts are altogether to be considered as...

...law is, that it shall be done within a trasottablr time. Palmer v. Muxon, 2 M. a:.d S. 4J. A registiy is not a document required by the law of nations as expressive of a ship's national character. Le Chrntinant v. Pearson, 4Taunt. 367. Indeed, the registry acts are altogether to be considered as...

...be exposed to confiscation, from au exparte ordonnance of the enemy." 3 Taunt. 285. 239. A register is not a document required by the law of nations, as expressive of a ship's national character. 4 Taunt. 3G7. 240. Goods being shipped on board an American ship, the President, a policy was effected...

...are noticed only as a curious branch of the history of the English jurisprudence on this subject." The registry is not a document required by the law...nations as expressive of a ship's national character.* The registry acts are to be considered as forms of local or municipal institution, for purposes of...

...exposed to confiscation; Heel T. Lacy, 3 Taun. 285; Bell v. Castairs, 14 East. 374. A register is not • document required by the law of nations, as expressive of a ship's national character; Le Ch'ominant v Pearson, 4 Taun. 367. Where a ship carried simulated papers, and was condemned on that...

...and France require a strict compliance of all * 5 Robinson's Reporta, 155. 1 Robinson: The Sisters. their vessels with their registry laws. By the laws...not a document required by the law of nations, as eipressive of a ship's national character, yet official documents, honest and true, will be required...

...contra. See NAVIGATION LAWS, cap. III. sect. 3. I. GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS AS то — 1. A register is not a document required by the Law of Nations, as expressive of a ship's national character. Le Cheminant ч. Pearson (1812), 4 Taunt. 367. 2. To prove a ship British built, a British registry...

...comprehensive in their details as the English, but they breathe an equally strong spirit of monopoly. , The registry is not a document required by the law...nations, as expressive of a ship's national character. The registry acts are to be considered as forms of local or municipal institution, for purposes of...

...stated by Greenleaf, the best authority on the law of evidence, as follows : " The registry of a ship is not * * a document required by the law of nations, as expressive of the ship's national character. The registry acts are considered as institutions purely local and municipal,...