Leverette v. New London Ship & Engine Co.
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
WALKER, Circuit Judge.
This is an appeal from a final decree entered on November 19, 1926, on a decree pro eonfesso entered on August 17, 1926, foreclosing a mortgage given pursuant to a contract whereby the appellee agreed to construct for theo appellant “a certain engine and equipment hereinafter described, to wit, a four-cylinder 120 brake horse power Nelseco marine Diesel engine of the latest standard design, as built by the New London Ship & Engine *525Company, fitted with' reverse gear and coupling, and including starting equipment, auxiliary air compressor, and spare parts such as the…
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