Stark v. The Chesapeake Insurance Company
Supreme Court of the United States
1Opinion of the Court
11 U.S. 420
7 Cranch 420
3 L.Ed. 391
STARK
v.
THE CHESAPEAKE INSURANCE COMPANY.
March 8, 1813
Absent. WASHINGTON, J. TODD, J. & DUVALL, J.
1
ERROR to the Circuit Court for the district of Maryland, in an action of covenant upon a policy of assurance, in which the goods insured were warranted to be American property, 'proof of which to be required in 'the United States only.' A loss by capture having taken place, the Plaintiff offered an abandonment which was refused, wherefore he brought this action:
2
To prove his citizenship and support the warranty, he produced and read at the trial an…
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