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    Ashbury Railway Carriage and Iron Co Ltd v Riche [(1875) LR 7 HL 653] Aradhya Choubey 2011/B.A. LL.B./014 ------------------------------------------------- facts The Ashbury Railway Carriage and Iron is a Company incorporated under Companies Act‚ 1862 and its objects clause stated that the company is established to make and sell‚ or lend on hire‚ railway carriages and wagons‚ and all kinds of rail plant‚ fittings‚ machinery and rolling stock; to carry on the business of mechanical engineering

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    The Phantom Carriage

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    one sequence from either Broken Blossoms (1919) or The Phantom Carriage (1921) and comment on the ways in which this differs from The Great Train Robbery (1903). The Great Train Robbery and The Phantom Carriage are both considered as one of the key creative movies ever made in history. The Phantom Carriage was very well known for showcasing it’s advanced narrative construction with flashbacks within flashbacks. The Phantom Carriage would have had technological advantages over The Great Train Robbery

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    Railways

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    EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Pakistan Railways (reporting mark PR) is a national state-owned rail transport service of Pakistan‚ head-quartered in Lahore. It is administered by the federal government under the Ministry of Railways. PR provides an important mode of transportation throughout Pakistan. It is commonly referred to as the "life line of the country"‚ by aiding in large-scale movement of people and freight throughout Pakistan.Pakistan Railways (PR) is the state owned railway company of Pakistan. It is

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    Carriage Regimes

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    Carriage Regimes To what extent do the international carriage regimes facilitate modern international carriage relationships? My Answer: A) Regulation of contracts by the three frameworks of liabilities and defenses; B) Historical justification for internationally recognized regulation – starting with the Harter Act 1893 and concerns about freedom of contract impact on cargo interests; At the end of the 19th century shipping started to develop more and more and during the first years

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    Railways

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    EARLY RAILWAYS.  Modern transportation of passengers and goods could not be imagined without trains‚ transport devices that revolutionized our industry‚ human expansion‚ and the way we can move from one place to another.  It all began in over 2000 years ago in ancient civilizations of Egypt‚ Babylon and Greece.  Transport of people and goods in those time was done with carts that were pulled by animals (horses or bulls)  Their engineers quickly noticed that animals will spend much less

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    Law of Carriage by Rail

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    between the consignor and the railway station can exist? The contract between the consignor and the railway company will existing when the railway company has accepted the goods for carriage from the consignor and together with the consignment note make by consignor. The acceptance will be established with the consignment note and will be stamp of the forwarding station. The consignment note is made by the consignor with three copy‚ each copy for each carriage freight‚ and the content of the

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    Railway

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    clearance between vehicles. NOT touching each other Position: Any possible position which produces max. stresses. Standard vehicle: All the axles shall be acting simultaneously and at the prescribed distances No other live load shall be assumed on the carriage way besides the IRC loading Class AA loading Class AA loading (contd.) a. b. c. The nose to tail spacing between two successive vehicles shall not be less than 90 m. fig For multilane bridges and culverts‚ only ONE train of Class

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    railways

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    composition on railway lines 1. a) Describe the factors which decide the broad area of Scientific activity? (5) b) Discuss briefly the scientific and technical achievements of the Bronze age (5) 2. a) Explain the factors that led to the decline of Science in Europe during iron age. (5) b) What were the main features of the social organization in the Gupta Empire that led to a great improvement

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    Essay on Railways

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    Introduction Railways are of great use to us. They were introduced into India by the English. Description There is an engine at the head of the train. Behind it there are several carriages. The engine and the carriage together are called a train. The train runs over a pair of steel rails. The rails are parallel to each other. They are placed on thick planks of wood. The planks ar called ’sleepers’. There are three classes of railway lines. The widest is called the Broad Gauge‚ the second is the

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    Nasal Carriage Servey

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    based disease. Up to 40% of the general public thought to be carriers and of hospital staff from 50 – 70%‚ and is associated with a higher risk of infection in the hospital setting. The anterior nares have been shown to be the most frequent site of carriage and are the single site of detection. [1] In certain situations‚ hospital patients and staff may be investigated and screened to identify carriers of S. aureus. Food handlers may also be investigated‚ often as a result of food poisoning outbreak/s

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