| Christopher Robinson, Great Britain. High Court of Admiralty - 1810 - 410 pagine
...does the matter stand with regard to authorities ? In the first place, it is not improper to observe, that the law of cases of necessity is not likely to...reasonable and just • in such cases, is likewise legal; it is not to be In the next place, if I am rigb.t in considering Injpo- The /• , i • ii /• GRATITUDINR... | |
| Robert Stevens (of Lloyd's.) - 1817 - 330 pagine
...the law, therefore, does not guide us in these cases, it is essentially nea Sir William Scott says, " The law of cases of necessity is not likely to be...reasonable and just in such cases is likewise legal, It is not to be considered as matter of surprise, therefore, if much instituted rule is not to be found... | |
| Friedrich Johann Jacobsen - 1818 - 690 pagine
...necessity is not likely to be well furnished with precise rules; necessity creates the law, it supercedes rules ; and whatever is reasonable and just in such cases, is likewise legal. — If I am right in considering hypothecation of the whole, as equivalent to the sale of a part, then... | |
| Great Britain. Court of Common Pleas, John Bayly Moore - 1820 - 824 pagine
...220. (/<,) 3 Rob. Adm. Rep. 1571819. placed. The law of cases of necessity is not likely to be ^~*~i furnished with precise rules : necessity creates the...supersedes rules ; and whatever is reasonable and just THE ROYAL m auc]l cases is likewise legal." These dicta, therefore, ASSURANCE snew what has been considered... | |
| 1833 - 520 pagine
...of necessity L. p 2' s \ is not likely to be well furnished with precise rules ; necessity'art. 3. ' creates the law, it supersedes rules ; and whatever...reasonable and just in such cases is likewise legal. It is not to be considered as matter of suprise, therefore, if much instituted rule is not to be found... | |
| Great Britain. Court of King's Bench, Edward Hyde East - 1845 - 586 pagine
...existence in cases of real necessity. " Necessity," he says, in another part, 3 Rob. AR 266, " creates law ; it supersedes rules ; and whatever is reasonable and just in such cases is likewise legal." In the case of a ship cast 4>n shore, if any thing escaped alive, the property saved was not to be... | |
| Robert Phillimore - 1854 - 930 pagine
...sufficient justification of every thing that is done fairly, and with good faith under it."(r) And again, " that the law of cases of necessity is not...reasonable and just in such cases is likewise legal. It is not to be considered as matter (m) " Solet et hoc disputari, an promissa in se habeant tacitam... | |
| Sir Robert Phillimore - 1855 - 544 pagine
...sufficient justification of every thing that is done fairly, and with good faith under it."(r) And again, " that the law of cases of necessity is not...whatever is reasonable and just in such cases is likewise Icyal. It is not to be considered as matter (m) " Solet et hoc disputan, an promissa in se habeant... | |
| Manley Hopkins - 1857 - 474 pagine
...circumstances, they cannot always be pleaded for or against the admission of particular charges in a statement. "The law of cases of necessity is not likely to be...reasonable and just in such cases, is likewise legal." Metal By one of those tacit rules which colleceat ng' tively are called the Custom of Lloyd's, underwriters... | |
| Sir Robert Phillimore - 1857 - 666 pagine
...excuse for an international offence. The Law of Cases of Necessity, he observes, is not likely to be furnished with precise rules Necessity creates the...reasonable and just in such cases is likewise legal. It is not to be considered as a matter of surprise, therefore, if much instituted rule is not to be... | |
| |