10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LIBELANT»
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libelant in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
libelant and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Lancaster Law Review
ings fund society and there transferred to her name that sum. 6. From February,
1912, to just before bringing suit, the libelant paid to respondent $25 a month
with but few exceptions. 7. Since this action was commenced the libelant has
paid ...
2
John Ponton,
Libelant and Appellee, Vs. the Steamer ...
Suits arising from the collision on June 28th, 1869, of the steamer "Bristol" and the bark "George S. Brown."
John Ponton, Bark, Bristol (Steamer), 1871
3
International Law Reports
Claimant asserts that the Norwegian law is exclusive in this regard. It is not
necessary for me to decide that question. If it is the British law that applies, the
authorities seem to indicate an absence of right in such libelant to file a libel in
rem.
Elihu Lauterpacht, H. Lauterpacht, 1951
4
Annual Digest and Reports of Public International Law Cases
" Claimant asserts that the Norwegian law is exclusive in this regard. It is not
necessary for me to decide that question. If it is the British law that applies, the
authorities seem to indicate an absence of right in such libelant to file a libel in
rem.
5
International Law Reports
440, 441, and 442, filed by the same libelant against, respectively, the Motor
Tankers Good Gulf, Belgian Gulf, and Spidoleine, in each of which companion
cases Gulf Oil Corporation intervened as claimant, and although not consolidated
, ...
6
Admiralty and Maritime Law
1946) BOWEN, District Judge The libelant Bank filed this libel in rem against the
respondent vessel seeking judgment on a promissory note and to foreclose a
preferred ship mortgage securing its payment recorded April 28, 1944.
Intervening ...
Robert Force, A. N. Yiannopoulos, Martin Davies, 2006
7
The Kaiser's Merchant Ships in World War I
The libel alleges that on July 27, 1914, the steamship was lying in the port of New
York, bound for Bremerhaven, Germany, by way of Plymouth, England; that on
that date the libelant [the bank] delivered to the steamship in good order and ...
William Lowell Putnam, 2001
8
Mellinkoff's Dictionary of American Legal Usage
2. the first pleading in a case in admiralty (maritime law). Libel is older usage, still
in the statutes (including current amendments), but in the practice, largely ousted
by the word complaint (Elsee pleadings). libelant 1. in some general language ...
It is well settled that a shipowner is not liable for damages resulting from fire
unless libelant proves that the cause of the fire was due to the "design or neglect"
of the owner, the burden being upon libelant. [Fidelity- Phenix Fire Ins. Co. v.
In the divorce papers, Claire, the libelant, detailed the reasons she wanted a
divorce from her husband, the libelee, who was ordered to appear before the
court on the first Tuesday in October. Claire stated that “the libelee, wholly
regardless of ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «LIBELANT»
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libelant is used in the context of the following news items.
Written by John Watters
Constance Lewis, of Edgartown, was libelant vs. his wife, Emeline Lewis. There was no appearance on the part of the libellee; and the husband ... «Barnstable Patriot, May 15»
