- A
bottomry, or bottomage, is an
arrangement in
which the
master of a ship
borrows money upon the
bottom or keel of it, so as to
forfeit the ship itself...
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portion of the body,
particularly the legs. Bott
Bottoming (disambiguation)
Bottomry All
pages with
titles beginning with
Bottom All
pages with
titles containing...
- for ****urance of
Ships and
Merchandizes at Sea, and for
lending Money on
Bottomry; and for
restraining several extravagant and
unwarrantable Practices therein...
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subsidiaries offer securitization,
securities brokerage,
mutual investment and
bottomry,
insurance and factoring,
among others.
Outside Chile, the bank has had...
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character have ever
since been
common in
maritime lands under the name of
bottomry and
respondentia bonds. The
direct insurance of sea-risks for a premium...
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Transport portal The
captain goes down with the ship –
Maritime tradition Bottomry –
Arrangement in
which the
master of a ship
borrows money using the ship...
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usually ****erted
against any
compensation benefits paid to a patient.
Bottomry Detinue Distraint False lien Mechanic's lien
Mortgage Pawnbroker Replevin...
- The
Origin and
Early History of Insurance:
Including the
Contract of
Bottomry. The
Lawbook Exchange, Ltd. ISBN 978-1-58477-932-2. Law of
Marine Insurance...
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always underwater. 2. A ship, most
often a
cargo ship. 3. A
cargo hold.
bottomry Pledging a ship as
security in a
financial transaction. bow 1. The front...
- or Partnerships, from
effecting Marine ****urances, and
lending Money on
Bottomry. The
whole act. 5 Geo. 4. c. 115
Appropriation Act 1824 An Act for applying...
