Boboricken v. United States
District Court, W.D. Washington
1Opinion of the Court
LEAVY, District Judge.
I think I am prepared at this time to make a disposition of this case, and in doing so without hearing a closing argument of libelant, I do not mean to leave the impression that the problem is a simple or an easy one.
I tried to follow very closely the testimony as it was either given orally or read ' into the record here. I tried to evaluate the credibility of the witnesses when testifying by deposition, the reliability of their testimony as shown by certain definitely admitted facts, and, when orally testifying, by their general demeanor on the stand and their…
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