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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1878. Excerpt: ... APPENDIX. Merchant Shipping Act, 1854. Sec. CCLX. Any Officer in command of any Ship of Her Naval Courts Majesty on any Foreign Station, or, in the Absence of such may be sumOfficer, any Consular Officer may summon a Court, to be termed monedforheara "Naval Court," in the following Cases; (that is to say,) nTertf (1.) Whenever a Complaint which appears to such Officer to wrecks'oii require immediate Investigation is made to him by the the High Seas Master of any British Ship, or by any certificated Mate, or abroad. or by One or more of the Seamen belonging to any such Ship: (2.) Whenever the Interest of the Owner of any British Ship or of the Cargo of any such Ship appears to such Officer to require it: (3.) Whenever any British Ship is wrecked or abandoned or otherwise lost at or near the Place where such Officer may be, or whenever the Crew or Part of the Crew of any British Ship which has been wrecked, abandoned, or lost abroad, arrives at such Place. Sec. CCLXI. Every such Naval Court as aforesaid shall Constitution of consist of not more than Five and not less than Three Members, such Courts. of whom, if possible, One shall be an Officer iu the Naval Service of Her Majesty not below the Rank of Lieutenant, One a Consular Officer, and One a Master of a British Merchant Ship, and the rest shall be either Officers in the Naval Service of Her Majesty, Masters of British Merchant Ships, or British Merchants; and such Court may include the Naval or Consular Officer summoning the same, but shall not include the Master or Consignee of the Ship to which the Parties complaining or complained against may belong; and the Naval or Consular Officer in such Court, if there is only One such Officer in the Court, or, if there is more than One, the Naval or Consular ...
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