Landing in safety
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From 12 U.S. 75 - Gracie v. The Marine Insurance Company of Baltimore · 1814Most cited · 13 citing opinions
The voyage is understood to be terminated when the vessel arrives at her port of destination, and has been moored there in safety for twenty-four hours. But it will be conceded that the termination of the voyage as to the ship, does not necessarily terminate the risk on the goods. This risk may continue when the voyage as to the ship is ended.