...deliver as above. And ten days on demurrage, over and above the said laying days, at thirty pounds per day, payable day by day, it being agreed upon,...and demurrage, the owner shall have absolute charge in lien on said cargo. The cargo to be brought to, and taken from alongside, the ship at merchants'...

...absolute lien on the cargo for all freight, dead freight, and demurrage due under this charterparty. "The cargo to be brought to, and taken from alongside, the ship free of expense to the ship. "The captain to employ charterers or consignees, or their nominees, at...

...sugar) at the rate of 7*. Qd. sterling, in full, per ton, gross weight delivered; "it being agreed that for the payment of all freight, dead freight, and demurrage, the said master or owner shall have an absolute lien . . . on, said cargo, which lien they shall be bound...

...vessel was to deliver at H., "or so near thereto as she could safely get;" to discharge as customary ; the cargo to be brought to and taken from alongside the ship at merchant's risk and expense. The draught of water of the vessel with the cargo on board was too great...

...and complete received alongcargo of fir sleepers, and proceed with them to London, &c. amount shipped "The cargo to be brought to and taken from alongside the ship ou boardat merchant's risk and expense (restraint of princes, &c., and all and every other the dangers...

...liability of the parties signing to cease after shipment of cargo, in consideration of which it is agreed that for the payment of all freight, dead freight, and demurrage, the said owner shall have w absolute lien and charge on the said cargo." (;«) " It seems impossible to...

...manner, he is entitled to recover it from the charterer. A charter-party contained the clause : — " Cargo to be brought to and taken from alongside the ship at merchant's risk and expense." It also contained the following clause in writing : — " Cargo to be...

...deliver as above. And ten days on demurrage, over and above the said laying days, at thirty pounds per day, payable day by day, it being .agreed upon,...and demurrage, the owner shall have absolute charge in lien on said cargo. The cargo to be brought to and taken from alongside the ship at merchants' risk...

...London, and contained the following clauses : — " The discharging to take place in eight days. . . . The cargo to be brought to and taken from alongside the ship at merchants' risk and expense. The ship to deliver the cargo with such dispatch that unnecessary delay can be avoided. The ship to...

...document. So in The Nipa (1892) 1892, P. 411, G2 LJP 12, where by the charter-party, the cargo was "to be brought to and taken from alongside the ship at merchants' risk and expense," evidence of a custom of the port throwing upon the shipowner the expense of taking the cargo from the...