Station

Station in United States

Station Definition

In civil law. A place where ships may ride in safety. Dig. 49. 12. 1. 13; Id. 50. 15. 59.

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In civil law. A place where ships may ride in safety. Dig. 49. 12. 1. 13; Id. 50. 15. 59.

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This definition of Station is based on The Cyclopedic Law Dictionary. This entry needs to be proofread.


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