Maryland Insurance v. Bossiere
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from Baltimore county court. This was an action of Covenant, brought by the appellee on the 23d September, 1833, against the appellants. The declaration was for a total loss. The defendants pleaded that they had not broken their covenant, and filed the following agreement with the plaintiff.
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Appeal from Baltimore county court. This was an action of Covenant, brought by the appellee on the 23d September, 1833, against the appellants. The declaration was for a total loss. The defendants pleaded that they had not broken their covenant, and filed the following agreement with the plaintiff. It is agreed that under the plea of non infregit conventionem, filed in this cause, the defendants may rely upon any or all of the following defences : 1. That the policy in question did not attach. 2. That the order for insurance given by the plaintiff, through his agent, Henry Thompson, and the…
1Opinion of the CourtStephen, Judge
This case comes up upon an appeal from the judgment of Baltimore, county court, rendered in an action of covenant, instituted in that court upon a policy of insurance, executed by the appellant, for the appellee, upon the return cargo of the schooner Argonaut, at and from St. Andreas to the port of Baltimore, with the liberty of two other ports on the Spanish main, and at and from any of them to Baltimore, with a return for each port not used. The parties to this controversy, differ about the true construction and operation of this policy, as to the voyage it was intended to cover. The…
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