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Oleron
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Maritime law
us have been founded on the practice of merchants, the principles of the Civil Law, the laws of Oleron and Wisby the works of juris-consults, the judicial decisions of our own and foreign countries, etc. though still
Salvage
from the dangers of the seas, fire, pirates, or enemies. This was allowed by the laws of Rhodes, Oleron, and Wisby, and is also allowed by all modern maritime states; the person who saves goods from loss
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Sea laws
Sea laws, laws relating to the sea, as the laws of Oleron, etc
Wisbuy, Ordinances of
of maritime jurisprudence compiled at Wisbuy, a town in the Isle of Gothland, principally from the laws of Oleron, in the year 1400, for the governance of the Baltic traders. See 3 Hallam's Middle Ages, c. 9,
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