EXEMPTION clause respecting demurrage EXISTENCE of charter, inquiry for EXPENSES at port of distress, when subject to general average Owners are entitled to account of from master 66 EXPORTED GOODS-Must be reported when and where EXPRESS AGREEMENTS-Where wanting in charters EXTRA WAGES-Agreement for void, when F. FAIR WIND-Condition to sail with first, non-performance of FALSE STATEMENTS about safety of harbor, depth of water, 66 FARE home, when seamen entitled to 66 Paid, when cannot be recovered back When passengers' baggage can and cannot be taken for FASTENING OF VESSELS-Rule as to FAULT of master when owners are liable for 66 Where party is relieved from duty imposed by law, not FEES INSPECTION FELONIES-Marine jurisdiction over FIRE-Damage to cargo by water in case of 66 Demurrage where delay caused by Exception of in charters and bills of lading 66 Setting to a ship, is barratry Liability for master's wages in case of fire Liability of warehouseman not caused by lightning not included under dangers of the lake Scuttling a ship to put out is subject to general average FISHING SMACK-When is a ship within, M. S. A. 66 Ships amenable to Canadian rules when in Canadian waters Ship where detained by government of charterer, FORFEITURE-Cargo must not be one likely to render vessel 66 liable to Of masters' wages FORGERY-M. S. Act, 1854 FORM of bill of lading Of protest 66 Of charter, ordinary 66 For registration of ships 66 Of reports FORWARDER-Duties of False receipts by FOUR PARTS to bill of lading when FRAUDS by forwarders, &c. In connection with contents of packages to be carried Amount of for which cargo can be kept Amount of by a general ship Assignee of, when mortgage ahead of 66 Clauses for payment of in charter Coarse, usual custom as to loading Consignee has no right to deduct shortage from Continues on during embargo 66 Contract to pay dissolved by abandonment Damage to goods is no answer to demand for Due on quantity of goods delivered Due on damaged or heated grain Duty of forwarder respecting 66 For round trip, when ship lost on return 66 Free, master cannot carry 66 Full, not due where goods landed at way port 66 Full, when master entitled to, on delivery of part of Lien for does not extend to money payable in advance 54 44 27 50 50 33 64 70 63 55 Lien on ship covers 66 Marked paid in bill of lading, when ship-owner can say it is not paid 66 Master must try to procure 66 May be insured 66 66 Merchant cannot abandon cargo because damaged On general ship who due to Payable only on goods delivered Freight on goods when sold by master during voyage 66 Where payable on quantity shipped 66 Payable where goods put on board without consent of Cash advanced in payment of cannot be recovered back 66 66 To whom freight is due in case of abandonment What liable to general average When can be recovered that is lost on account of col- When damage to goods is not a bar to action for When insurance company entitled to When lien for is lost by form of charter When mortgagee of ship is entitled to Where voyage is ended through no fault of master he is entitled to freight Where merely delayed he must complete the voyage PAGE FREIGHTER may dissolve charter in case of a foreign ship de- 66 66 66 66 66 tained by his own government Not entitled to abandon cargo because damaged When entitled to compensation for damages FREIGHT-Who is primarily liable for 66 When assignee of bill of lading is not liable for FULL bargain should be made and written down 66 Cargo, when merchant bound to load Day, part of counts as a 66 66 Freight not due where goods landed at way port Freight on delivery of part of goods, when ship-owner en- titled to PAGE 45 31 92 8 40 41 54 54 54 20 30 9, 11 93 70 53 49 115, 116 22 66 Examples of GLASSES-Master must have in good order Damaged by their own fault who liable for Of one owner under different contracts, rights to detain Property in passes by indorsement of bill of lading Signed for but not received 437 97 97 97 to 103 100, 101 118 102 102 102 104 103 103, 104 13 13 13 10, 11 10 92, 93 56 55 49 67 33, 34 27 51 22 30 31 27 14 14 51 GOODS-Stolen, embezzled or destroyed by crew or other per- 66 66 66 66 66 sons, who liable for When master must put ashore When master may sell When no warranty implied as to condition See cargo. Safety, effects of in policy Penalty for throwing ashes in of U. S. A. HEATED GRAIN-Freight due on "HELLGATE NARROWS" on East River, rules for navigation HELP to distress, deviation proper HIRE OF DOCK for time ship builder holds vessel under lien 66 Of bills of lading for valuble consideration HOLD Master is to have ready HOME FARE-When seamen entitled to 66 66 66 May bond ship Cannot bind owner for insurance I. ICE-BOUND-Expenses while not general average IDYL WYLD--Case of respecting masters' wages Manner of carrying cargo must not be Where one way of performing a contract is no bar to· Act of master no defence to action against merchant ILLEGALITY-Where it dissolves contract IMPLIED Warranty that ship is seaworthy when 66 66 66 When warranty that goods are fit to be carried is IMPORTED-Goods must be brought in where INCAPABLE PERSONS-Interested in ship, who shall make INCEPTION OF FREIRHT-What is 442, 444 175 to 178 176 176 100 92 65 65 68 30 52 22 40 41 44 10, 13 10 9 9 218 84 296 |