Legal Opinion
Commercial Banking Corporation v. One Approximately 30-foot Motor Boat
District Court, D. New Jersey
Decided September 21, 1949No. 8554PublishedCited by 3 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
MADDEN, District Judge.
This was a trial of an admiralty matter wherein the libellant sought both title and possession of a 30-foot motor cruiser known as the “Three Jays” or afterwards known as the “Merlin.”
The facts stated briefly as possible, are as follows: That on August 9, 1945, one Alden G. Johnson was the owner and in possession of a 30-foot Owens Cabin Cruiser, having motor number -N26249 and bearing Coast Guard Certificate of Operations number 11T105; that on said date, August. 9, 1945, said Alden G. Johnson sold the boat to one Howard H. Holt for the sum of $4,286.50 of which $1,300…
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3Cited by3 opinions
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