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- May 13, 1901
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So, in United States v. TheSearch
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to return the steamer to her owners free from any lien of their own contracting, or caused by their own fault. Thorp v. HammondSearch
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Williams v. HaysSearch
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Scott v. ScottSearch
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Webster v. DishroonSearch
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Gulzoni v. TylerSearch
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and such injuries Page 181 U. S. 469 as are caused by a peril of the sea, or inevitable accident. Coupe Co. v. MaddickSearch
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have covered damages done to another vessel, though the rule in this Court is, following the English case of De Vaux v. SalvadorSearch
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policy against perils of the sea does not cover damage done to another vessel by collision. General Mutual Ins Co. v. SherwoodSearch
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This case was decided in 1853, although shortly before that, the Supreme Court of Massachusetts had held in Nelson v. SuffolkSearch
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which the vessel insured might do to another vessel. The same view had already been taken by Mr. Justice Story in Hale v. WashingtonSearch
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of a policy of insurance is one of general, rather than one of local, law ( Liverpool & Great Western Steam Co. v. PhenixSearch
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Gloucester Ins. Co. v. YoungerSearch
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to be a difference in practice, some charters providing that the insurance shall be paid by the charterer, Latson v. SturmSearch
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and thereby to explain, control, and qualify the language of the charter. This was obviously impossible. Seitz v. Brewers'Search
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only bound by the obligations imported by the words of the insurance clause in their ordinary commercial sense. Page v. CagwinSearch
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Bristol v. DannSearch
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Clews v. KehrSearch
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United States v. TheSearch
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Coupe Co. v. MaddickSearch
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of De Vaux v. SalvadorSearch
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General Mutual Ins Co. v. SherwoodSearch
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Nelson v. SuffolkSearch
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Hale v. WashingtonSearch
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Liverpool & Great Western Steam Co. v. PhenixSearch
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