...or others of H. M's subjects, the same shall be transferred by bill of sale, or other instrument in writing, containing a recital of the certificate of registry of such ship or registry, or the principal contents thereof." Such bill of sale is declared to be of no force until...

...sold, after registry, to any of her Majesty's subjects, they should (" otherwise such transfer should not be valid or effectual for any purpose whatever, either in law or equity") be transferred by bill of sale, containing a recital of the certificate of registry, or principal...

...fail in setting forth a recital of the certificate or its principal contents, it is declared not to be valid or effectual for any purpose whatever either in law or equity.* Keeping in view this YEMHTTOH on essential requisite, the form of the vendition is simple,...

...transferred by bill of sale, or other instrument in writing, containing a recital of the certificate of the registry of such ship or vessel, or the principal...for any purpose whatever either in law or in equity :" and, though the word sold is there used, this enactment has always been held to apply to every species...

...bill of sale, or other instrument in writing, containing a recital of the certificate of registry, or the principal contents thereof; otherwise, such...any purpose whatever, either in law or in equity." Our Registry Act contained no such provision. Perhaps this important omission arose from a doubt whether...

...bill of sale, or other instrument in writing, containing a recital of the certificate of registry, or the principal contents thereof; otherwise, such...any purpose whatever, either in law or in equity." Our registry act contained no such provision. Perhaps this important omission arose from a doubt whether...

...to meet this presumed evil, enacting that no transfer, contract, or agreement for transfer, should be valid or effectual for any purpose whatever, either in law or in equity, unless made in the mode and form prescribed by statute. The same policy having been perpetuated in...

...provided, that British registered ships should be transferred " by bill of sale or other instrument in writing, containing a recital of the certificate of...ship or vessel, or the principal contents thereof," otherwisesuch transfer should " not be valid or effectual for any purpose whatever either in law or...

...bill of sale, or other instrument in writing, containing a recital of the certificate of registry, or the principal contents thereof; otherwise, such...any purpose whatever, either in law or in equity." Our Rigistry Act cont-'inel no such provision. Perhaps this important о nission arose fro. na do.ibt...

...the clause of the previous Act providing that if the statutory mode of transfer be not followed " the transfer shall not be valid or effectual for any purpose whatever either at law or in equity," and which prohibited the entry of trusts on the register, it was contended that...