10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SHIP-BROKER»
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ship-broker in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The British Tariff for ...: Contains Amended Tables of the ...
W. & F. Chapman, Dealers in Ships' Stores „ C. Carlton, Agent for Steam Ships „
H. & W. Scott, Ship and General Agents Mr. W. Thomas, Ship Broker „ M. H.
Dowling, Merchant and Ship Owner Messrs. J. Martin & Son, Mercts. „ J. Wilson,
Son ...
T. R. Matthews, ditto (ditto) Co Po 0. 0o \dltto) TRALEE. G. Connolly, Collector g2
copies) W. lmrie, Controller F. Phelan, Clerk J. Donovan 8: Sons, Merchants T.
Lunham, London Steam Packet Company ' ' J. Shea, Ship Broker M. Kennelly, ...
The ship broker is essentially the traffic representative of the shipowner. He is
notified by the owner when a ship is available for the charter, and his first duty is
to find a shipper who desires to charter the space in an entire vessel. On the
other ...
Carl E. McDowell, Helen M. Gibbs, 1999
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The Merchant,
Ship-Owner, and
Ship-Master's Custom and ...
It was brought by a ship-broker to recover the sum of 641., which he claimed to
be due to him by the usage of the trade as commission for effecting a contract of
charterpnrty for the defendant's ship. There were special counts adapted to this ...
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Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of ...
On the 5th of May, the ship's broker abandoned to the underwriters. In an action
on the policy on ship, the jury having found a K§rdict for the Plaintiff as for a total
loss, and that the captain had sold the ship for a justifiable cause, the Court ...
Great Britain. Court of Common Pleas, William John Broderip, Peregrine Bingham, 1822
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Landlubbers and Seadogs: The Case of Labour Mobility in the ...
Often ship broking as an activity is internalised in the shipping companies but
ship broking is also a large and well-functioning industry in its own right. Areas of
practice for a ship broker includes chartering and affreightment, liner agency, port
...
Henrik Sornn-Friese, Carsten Orts Hansen, 2012
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History, directory, and gazetteer, of the county palatine of ...
14, Prescot st Marshall Robert, mariner, 44, Upper Pitt st Marshall Simon, tailor,
43, Cable st Marshall Thos. ship broker & commission agent, 46, Castle st ; h. 23,
Greek st Marshall Wm. boot maker, 56, Rcnshaw st Martin Ami, boarding house, ...
Edward Baines, William Parson, 1824
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Technology and the Market: Demand, Users and Innovation
The primary role of the ship-broker is to bring together the two parties of a
contract, the charterer and the shipowner. The ship-broker performs a complex
task which could broadly be categorized in the following dimensions: q
information ...
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Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of ...
Where a ship broker generally employed an insurance broker to effect
insurances on vessels, and amongst others on vessels in which the ship broker
was part owner j and the insurance broker charged all the premiums in a running
account ...
Great Britain. Court of Common Pleas, Sir William Hodges, 1836
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Dictionary of Shipping Terms, 6th Edition
Ship broker See Shipbroker. Ship canal Artificial waterway constructed either to
provide shipping with shorter distances between ports or to enable ocean-going
ships to penetrate inland to industrial areas. Ship chandler Merchant who ...
