New York Term Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of that State. [1803-1805], Volume 1Isaac Riley & Company no.1, City-hotel., 1804 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... fays , he was defired by thofe on board the ship , or the captain , to bear a hand ; and that he got all the tobacco down by dinner time . Here the May 1803 . Halley V. teftimony is contradictory . We 24 CASES IN THE SUPREME COURT.
... fays , he was defired by thofe on board the ship , or the captain , to bear a hand ; and that he got all the tobacco down by dinner time . Here the May 1803 . Halley V. teftimony is contradictory . We 24 CASES IN THE SUPREME COURT.
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... ship , to reco- ver the value of goods fhipped on deck , and ejected . The cause was tried on the eighth day of April one thoufand eight hundred and two . It was admitted , that the defendants er of the vefiel were owners of the fhip ...
... ship , to reco- ver the value of goods fhipped on deck , and ejected . The cause was tried on the eighth day of April one thoufand eight hundred and two . It was admitted , that the defendants er of the vefiel were owners of the fhip ...
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... ship , and the refidue of the cargo , which arrived in safety . May 1803 . Smith & Stan- ley V. ther . : Several eminent brokers , underwriters , and merchants were examined in this caufe , and they all uniformly teftified , that Wright ...
... ship , and the refidue of the cargo , which arrived in safety . May 1803 . Smith & Stan- ley V. ther . : Several eminent brokers , underwriters , and merchants were examined in this caufe , and they all uniformly teftified , that Wright ...
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... ship Dauphin , valued at eighty - feven thousand one dred and fixty dollars , on a voyage from Surinam to don . hun- a port of the country to Lon- a The caufe was tried before Mr. Juftice Radcliff , at the June fittings in New - York ...
... ship Dauphin , valued at eighty - feven thousand one dred and fixty dollars , on a voyage from Surinam to don . hun- a port of the country to Lon- a The caufe was tried before Mr. Juftice Radcliff , at the June fittings in New - York ...
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... ship at Plymouth ; and that on the third of the fame April , the abandonment was made . Fifthly , That the cargo , while in poffeffion of the captors and recaptors , as well by reafon of tempeftuous weather , as from neglect and ...
... ship at Plymouth ; and that on the third of the fame April , the abandonment was made . Fifthly , That the cargo , while in poffeffion of the captors and recaptors , as well by reafon of tempeftuous weather , as from neglect and ...
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Page 305 - The plaintiffs then moved the court to direct the jury to find a verdict in their favor, which motion was granted.