pon and delivery t iP’ arrival should be ¥ to the of © pro com ft yo Per, hier Petent Megat ahaa Z,0 Fg, 63°" pe Author; be obtny a anes ae crew has hee © Obligatory ill of the shi fe eN eno. ’ bY we . nip agent or tt “Ngaged, tt A cessel has put to sea, or if the y ne cha ter "s YOyage j ess . . Tei ere Yage j i fore destination than that finer by the “TS, before : i | a 4 ced | fie? ne jatter a be indemnifiea a ieee Ye act in accordance with the fon, eason ent wi yo ott : the followin . of the r ith ie ifthe revocation of the voyage aSeS: sure of the vessel from tne f eet ven one month salary, besi or gy ‘ ides w) Sailor yl ace with his contract, for the sane May be eet fone gate of the revocation. €S rendered to i in ¢ © vessel cu é ifthe agreement should have been fo r * voyages what may be due for sai a fixed amou said mo nt for itl ined in proportion to th nth and da ) e al i YS sh: were Pproximate duration of 8 . judgment of the ex; a pte Perts, in th te w of civil procedure; and if the eee established pots short duration that it is calculated at =e should | gat the hedemnity shall be fixed at fifteen days, diseountear gases the sums advanced. » discounting in 4, If the revocation should take pla ’ ss the sailors engaged for a ea hada “a eer is ll the salary which may have been offered to peor yoyage had terminated; and those engaged by the month e the amount corresponding to the time they might have ard and to the time they may require to arrive at the port the captain being obliged, furthermore, to pay said ., the passage either to the port of destination or n, which ever may be convenient for them. ‘or charterers of the vessel should give hat specified in the agreement and agree thereto, they shall be given nount fixed in Subdivision No. |