Tunno v. Betsina
District Court, D. South Carolina
Libel for stipulation, account, and sale.
1Opinion of the Court
MAGRATH, District Judge.
The libel in this case asks the aid of the court in three modes of relief: First, in a stipulation from the other part owners for the return of the vessel; -second, in having .an account taken • of her earnings; third, in a decree for sale, upon two grounds:' 1st, an irreconcilable disagreement among the owners, as to the mode in which the vessel should be employed; 2dly, misrepresentation in inducing the libellant to become the purchaser of the shares now owned by him in this vessel. The application for the stipulation, intended to secure the interest of a dissenting…
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