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London, England: Sweet & Maxell, 1964. 17th Edition.
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SCRUTTON ON CHARTERPARTIES AND BILLS OF LADING
by McNair, Sir William Lennox; Mocatta, Sir Alan Abraham; Mustill, Michael J.
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SCRUTTON ON CHARTERPARTIES AND BILLS OF LADING 17th Edition
by McNair, Sir William Lennox; Mocatta, Sir Alan Abraham; Mustill, Michael J.
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London: Sweet & Maxwell, 1964. (UK) 17th edition 1964. Owner's name to inside front cover, no other markings, Very Good; no dustjacket. Leatherbound hardcover, in brown leather, xcvi, 599pp, index. This is a book on commercial shipping law with case studies.Sir Thomas Edward Scrutton ( 1856 -1934) was an English barrister, judge, and legal writer. He was born in London, the son of Thomas Urquhart Scrutton, a wealthy shipowner and head of the well-known shipping firm of Scrutton and Co. (2.7 JM 012a4. 17th . Hardcover. Very Good/No Dust Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾".
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