10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BARRATROUS»
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barratrous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Laws of Business for Business Men, in All the States of ...
For an act otherwise barratrous would be none the less so because the committer
of it supposed it would be for the advantage of the owner. So, too, the voluntary
and unnecessary encounter of any extraordinary peril, although done from a ...
2
A Treatise on the Law of Marine Insurance and Average: With ...
of barratrous deviation ; and, besides, as bis lordship himself Loss by bar- adds, "
there was a great deal of reason to say that the loss sustained was in
consequence of the fraudulent deviation." (e) The true position seems to be, that
the loss ...
3
A Treatise on Maritime Law: Including the Law of Shipping; ...
try, except as master, and no acts of his as supereargo, consignee, or factor,
would be barratrous.1 But if the owner of the ship be insured, the consent or
request of the charterer to the act committed by the master, will not prevent it from
being ...
4
A Treatise on the Law of Merchant Shipping
and therefore barratrous, unless positive evidence is given to the contrary. But if it
is shown that the owners are privy and consenting to such acts, or that their gross
negligence has contributed to the offence, it is no longer barratrous, for no one ...
5
Law of Marine Insurance
Susan Hodges. be 'wilfully' committed. Thus, an act of mere neglect, ignorance,
incompetence, or improper treatment, though it tended to the destruction ofthe
vessel,isnot barratrous. According to Lord Ellenborough in Todd v Ritchie: 129 ...
6
The Development of the Principles of Insurance Law in the ...
6 Non-barratrous conduct, in turn, was most commonly referred to in the
legislation by the term 'onachtsaemheyt' ,16- meaning neglect, carelessness, or
inattention. In other Roman-Dutch sources, barratrous conduct in the narrower
sense of ...
7
Marine Insurance: Law and Practice
Some acts are so patently prejudicial to the shipowner as to be clearly barratrous:
namely, any conduct whereby the owner may lose his ship, such as by scuttling,
76 action rendering it liable to forfeiture or detention,77 trading with an enemy78
...
8
Reports of cases argued and determined in the Supreme Court ...
UuiokIhsUr- ANCE CO. this case, and has been said in other cases of the like
kind, that barratry always carries the idea of Jraud, of crime, with it ; and that also,
to constitute barratry, it is essential, that the act or acts claimed to be barratrous, ...
Connecticut. Supreme Court of Errors, Thomas Day, Connecticut. Circuit Court (2d Circuit), 1823
9
The American law journal
barratry always carries the idea of fraud, of crime, with it; and that also, to
constitute barratry, it is essential, that the act or acts claimed to be barratrous,
should not be done with a view to promote the interests of the owners, but to
promote that ...
10
Cases and Materials on Marine Insurance Law
Barratry may be committed by the master or members of the crew or, indeed, by a
master who is a part owner.15 The barratrous act must, by definition, be
prejudicial to the owner or the charterer, and in the case of a master who is also a
part ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BARRATROUS»
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barratrous is used in the context of the following news items.
Did 2011 Law Deter Barratry in Texas?
I've also heard of lawyers "soliciting against the solicitors"—that is, a lawyer learns that another lawyer has engaged in a barratrous practice ... «Texas Lawyer, Jan 15»
'Byron Easy,' by Jude Cook
... also overwrite, in prose studded with literary name-drops and triple-word-score winners (“serpiginous,” “barratrous”). Comparing the sound of ... «New York Times, Jan 14»
Can A Master's Behaviour Disentitle Carriers From Relying on A …
However, the exception is not available to the carrier if the master's conduct is barratrous. That is because an exception for barratry had ... «Mondaq News Alerts, Apr 10»
