A system of general average, adopted by the International Congress, held at York, in England, September, 1864, designed to establish a uniformity in the mode of adjusting general averages in the different countries of the world. With an appendix, containing the French, Dutch, German, Norwegian and Swedish codes on the subject of averages., by William Marvin et al.

Title:	A system of general average, adopted by the International Congress, held at York, in England, September, 1864, designed to establish a uniformity in the mode of adjusting general averages in the different countries of the world. With an appendix, containing the French, Dutch, German, Norwegian and Swedish codes on the subject of averages.
Author:	Marvin, William
Author:	New York (N.Y.). Board of Underwriters
Author:	New York Chamber of Commerce
Note:	Diossy and Cockcroft, 1866

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Subject:	Average (Maritime law)
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