Navigation Laws of the United States, 1915U.S. Government Printing Office, 1915 - 585 psl. |
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... officer acting as consul .. 241 PART XVIII . - COMMERCE WITH CONTIGUOUS COUNTRIES . 251. Size of foreign - trade vessels ............ . 242 252. Evasion of coasting laws on the lakes and frontiers . 242 253. Inward manifests ... 243 254 ...
... officer acting as consul .. 241 PART XVIII . - COMMERCE WITH CONTIGUOUS COUNTRIES . 251. Size of foreign - trade vessels ............ . 242 252. Evasion of coasting laws on the lakes and frontiers . 242 253. Inward manifests ... 243 254 ...
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... consular officer is able to obtain . ( d ) Copies of such provisional certificates shall be forwarded as soon as practicable by the issuing officer to the Commissioner of Navigation . 5. Repeal of penalties . So much of sections forty ...
... consular officer is able to obtain . ( d ) Copies of such provisional certificates shall be forwarded as soon as practicable by the issuing officer to the Commissioner of Navigation . 5. Repeal of penalties . So much of sections forty ...
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... officer who is a citizen of the United States . * * * 67. Duration of ... consul or other officer of the United States authorized to administer an ... OFFICERS OF MERCHANT VESSELS . -55.
... officer who is a citizen of the United States . * * * 67. Duration of ... consul or other officer of the United States authorized to administer an ... OFFICERS OF MERCHANT VESSELS . -55.
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... officer for such reshipment or re - engagement . 86. Penalty for shipment without agreement . If any person shall be ... consular officer or commercial agent , shall , before carrying such seaman to sea , procure the sanction of such ...
... officer for such reshipment or re - engagement . 86. Penalty for shipment without agreement . If any person shall be ... consular officer or commercial agent , shall , before carrying such seaman to sea , procure the sanction of such ...
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... consular officer or commercial agent , otherwise than as required by the preceding section , shall incur a penalty of not more than one hundred dollars , for which penalty the vessel shall be held liable . Every master of a vessel in ...
... consular officer or commercial agent , otherwise than as required by the preceding section , shall incur a penalty of not more than one hundred dollars , for which penalty the vessel shall be held liable . Every master of a vessel in ...
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