 | Henry Schultes - Accretion (Law) - 1811 - 166 pages
...first, cap. 4. Wreck of the sea, in legal understanding, is applied to such goods as after shipwreck at sea, are by the sea cast upon the land, and therefore the jurisdiction thereof pertaineth not to the lord admiral but to the common law. Altt ugh this statute speaketh only of wreck,... | |
 | Frederick Stroud - Law - 1890 - 1062 pages
...Wreccwn Maris, Wrecke of the Sea in legall understanding, is applied to euch goods as after shipwreck at sea are by the sea cast upon the land ; and therefore the jurisdiction thereof pertaineth not to the lord admirall but to the common law. Although this statute speaketh onely of... | |
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Latine naufragium, legally wreccum maris, wrecke of the sea in legall understanding, is applied to such goods as after shipwreck at sea are by the sea cast upon the land; and therefore the jurisdiction thereof pertaineth not to the lord admirall but to... 