The Law Relating to Freight
The Law Relating to Freight
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, discharge and reload there, £100 only: twenty-five days were allowed for unloading.
The plaintiff arrived at F. on June 2, and an enemy being in possession of the river, commenced unloading there. The vessel was detained at F., partly for the convenience of the defendants, and partly by bad weather, till August 25, and by that time had discharged seven-eighths of her cargo. The enemy then having quitted the river, she entered O., where she discharged the remaining eighth of her cargo. In July... the defendants' agent at O. gave the plaintiff a bill for the lai^er freight In September the vessel obtained at O. a full cargo for England. It was held that the plaintiffs were entitled to the larger freight, and to demurrage from the 28th of June (3).
In Michenson v. Begbie{^ the plaintiff by charter- Sub-chaner at party agreed with G. to convey com at 4s. 6d. a quarter; ^^^ ^^ G. made a sub-charter with S. , who consigned com to the defendants under bills of lading by which they were to pay 6s.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, discharge and reload there, £100 only: twenty-five days were allowed for unloading.
The plaintiff arrived at F. on June 2, and an enemy being in possession of the river, commenced unloading there. The vessel was detained at F., partly for the convenience of the defendants, and partly by bad weather, till August 25, and by that time had discharged seven-eighths of her cargo. The enemy then having quitted the river, she entered O., where she discharged the remaining eighth of her cargo. In July... the defendants' agent at O. gave the plaintiff a bill for the lai^er freight In September the vessel obtained at O. a full cargo for England. It was held that the plaintiffs were entitled to the larger freight, and to demurrage from the 28th of June (3).
In Michenson v. Begbie{^ the plaintiff by charter- Sub-chaner at party agreed with G. to convey com at 4s. 6d. a quarter; ^^^ ^^ G. made a sub-charter with S. , who consigned com to the defendants under bills of lading by which they were to pay 6s.
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