Air Law Review, 8. sējumsBoard of New York University Air Law Review, 1937 Includes "Bibliographical section". |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 42.
319. lappuse
... companies themselves en- deavored to limit their liability by contract printed on the ticket . The Transcontinental Air Transport , Inc. provided on the ticket that the company was not a common carrier for hire but was a private carrier ...
... companies themselves en- deavored to limit their liability by contract printed on the ticket . The Transcontinental Air Transport , Inc. provided on the ticket that the company was not a common carrier for hire but was a private carrier ...
320. lappuse
... companies represented herein shall not be responsible save for its or their own neglect of duty . " It will be noted that this uniform clause was but a subtle restatement of the law itself , for under the law the air transport companies ...
... companies represented herein shall not be responsible save for its or their own neglect of duty . " It will be noted that this uniform clause was but a subtle restatement of the law itself , for under the law the air transport companies ...
331. lappuse
... companies for paid insurance claims . It must be borne in mind that these air transport companies paid .0013 cents per passenger mile for paid insurance claims , while assuming a negative attitude toward compensating air passengers ...
... companies for paid insurance claims . It must be borne in mind that these air transport companies paid .0013 cents per passenger mile for paid insurance claims , while assuming a negative attitude toward compensating air passengers ...
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