Admiralty Litigation In Perpetuum: The Continuing Saga of Package Litigation and Third World Delivery Problems

Certain admiralty cargo issues are litigated frequently, often in search of a magical test which will preclude all further litigation. Three such issues are package limitations, the burden of proving the condition and quantity of cargo stowed within containers, and the point at which the ocean carrier delivers cargo at discharge and thus completes its duties under the contract of carriage. Despite the frequency with which these issues have been litigated, significant disagreement remains among the circuit courts as to their proper resolution. This article will examine the current state of judicial uncertainty in these areas and the indications given by the courts as the positions most likely to be adopted in the future

Future Land Use Decisions of North Dakota Conservation Reserve Program Participants

Environmental Economics and Policy, Land Economics/Use,

A small cooperative apartment building for Germantown, Pennsylvania

Thesis (M.Arch.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Architecture, 1958.Accompanying drawings held by MIT Museum.Includes bibliographical references (leaf [36]).by Chester L. Sprague.M.Arch

SLSC Year 2 Letter of Approval

Correspondence from Dr. Addington to Mildred Stauffer, while she was in Sierra Leone, confirming approval for a second year of the Sierra Leone Program

The Bakery is my Business: Level III

A training manual titled The Bakery is my Business by Chester L. Berry circa 1970

SLSC Student-Teacher Evaluation Sheet

Evaluation sheet of student-teachers given to Sierra Leone teacher

SLSC Otterbein College Fact Sheet and Program Description Sent to Potential Donors

Description of the Sierra Leone Foreign Study program that was sent to supporters asking for their help in subsidizing the students\u27 costs with additional funds, as well as factual information about Otterbein College