The Nancy Dell
District Court, N.D. Illinois
In Admiralty. These cases having been referred by said court to Lawrence Proud-eoot, Esq., United States commissioner, to take proofs, examine into and report his conclusions as to the law and the facts therein, he reported in substance as follows: Amelia Beckley and Theodore S. Consaul, each claiming a one-quarter ownership in said schooner, becoming dissatisfied with the manner in which she was being managed, file a petition for a sale and a partition, alleging a…
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In Admiralty. These cases having been referred by said court to Lawrence Proud-eoot, Esq., United States commissioner, to take proofs, examine into and report his conclusions as to the law and the facts therein, he reported in substance as follows: Amelia Beckley and Theodore S. Consaul, each claiming a one-quarter ownership in said schooner, becoming dissatisfied with the manner in which she was being managed, file a petition for a sale and a partition, alleging a one-quarter ownership in said Amelia Beckley, and that said Consaul is the owner of another quarter, and that one Barney Van…
1Opinion of the Court
Upon exceptions filed to this report of the commissioner, the case was argued before and heard by Judge Henry W. Blodgett, who, after taking it under advisement, áffirmed the report of Mr. Proud-eoot in every respect, and ordered that a decree be entered in accordance therewith.
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