Cases Argued and Adjudged in the Supreme Court of the United States, Band 14 |
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... libellant , and that no claim for it was ever made by the libellant until long after such delivery ; that the alleged assignment of the bill of lading to the libellant was by way of security for personal obligations of Bennett , Van ...
... libellant , and that no claim for it was ever made by the libellant until long after such delivery ; that the alleged assignment of the bill of lading to the libellant was by way of security for personal obligations of Bennett , Van ...
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... libellant as a security for the payment of the draft for $ 8300 , decreed in favor of the libellant , and the Circuit Court affirming that decree , the owners of the vessel brought the case here . Messrs . Barney , Butler , and Parsons ...
... libellant as a security for the payment of the draft for $ 8300 , decreed in favor of the libellant , and the Circuit Court affirming that decree , the owners of the vessel brought the case here . Messrs . Barney , Butler , and Parsons ...
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... libellant having no individual property or interest did not stand in any such relation to the transaction as to enable him to proceed.t Mr. B. F. Lee , contra . Mr. Justice STRONG delivered the opinion of the court . The engagement of ...
... libellant having no individual property or interest did not stand in any such relation to the transaction as to enable him to proceed.t Mr. B. F. Lee , contra . Mr. Justice STRONG delivered the opinion of the court . The engagement of ...
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... libellant in order to transfer to him the cotton as a security for the payment of the draft at its maturity . Gilbert Van Pelt alone asserts the contrary . His testimony , it must be admitted , tends to show that they were indorsed and ...
... libellant in order to transfer to him the cotton as a security for the payment of the draft at its maturity . Gilbert Van Pelt alone asserts the contrary . His testimony , it must be admitted , tends to show that they were indorsed and ...
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... libellant became the owner of the cotton , and that by force of the coutract with the ship it was deliverable at New York only to him , or to his order . Reference to authorities to show that the effect of the in- dorsement was to vest ...
... libellant became the owner of the cotton , and that by force of the coutract with the ship it was deliverable at New York only to him , or to his order . Reference to authorities to show that the effect of the in- dorsement was to vest ...
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