North German Lloyd S. S. Co. v. Hedden
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of New Jersey
At Law.
1Opinion of the CourtWales, J.
The plaintiff, a duly-organized corporation under the laws of the Hanseatic republic of Bremen, which is a part of the German empire, is the owner of a line of ocean steam-ships, plying regularly between the ports of Bremen and Now; York, and brings these actions, under section 2931, Rev. St. U. S., to recover the amount of certain tonnage dues, alleged to have been unlawfully collected from said ships during the period extending from June 26, 1884, to July 28, 1888, and while the defendants were successively collectors of customs at tho last-named port. The vessels cleared from Bremen for…
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